Color E-Ink: Mass Production In 2012?

May 12 2010, 10:27am CDT | by Robert Evans

Plastic Logic's QUE e-reader isn't out yet, but the company knows that grayscale readers are nothing more than a stop-gap. Against the rising tide of tablets, black-and-white e-readers don't have the 'wow' factor or the utility to last very long. That's why Plastic Logic hopes to have color e-paper ready for mass production by 2012 (Electronics Weekly).

The company's goal is to have a color display ready by the end of 2011, and in production starting in 2012. Plastic Logic has a prototype color display working now in their Cambridge laboratory, but that's a far cry from mass production. Their current QUE readers are built for business clients and start at $650.

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