LG Philips, E Ink Develop 10-inch Flexible Electronic Paper Display

October 19th 2005 | General

Electronic paper display technology E Ink Corp. and thin-film-transistor (TFT) liquid crystal display supplier LG.Philips LCD have developed a 10.1-inch flexible electronic paper display the companies believe is the largest flexible display produced to date.

The tablet-size display, to be shown at the FPD International trade show in Japan, measures less than 300 microns thick. The thin paper-white display achieves super VGA (600 x 800) resolution at 100 pixels per inch and has a 10:1 contrast ratio with four grayscale levels.

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LG Philips, E Ink Develop 10-inch Flexible Electronic Paper Display
Published in: General on 2005-10-19