Bridgestone shows new .29mm Flexible Color e-Paper

Oct 22 2007, 11:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Bridgestone shows their latest flexible color e-paper this week at the FPD International in Yokohama, Japan.

In 2006 Bridgestone showed a flexible color e-paper that only supported two colors. One year later Bridgestone managed to develop a flexible color e-paper with 4,096 colors.
Bridgestone aims to produce the .29mm thin e-paper by continuous roll-to-roll processing because the e-paper employs a film substrate.
More details and photos on Tech-On.

LG.Philips showed a flexible e-paper with 4,096 colors already.

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