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[Printers]| Friday 16th June 2006 |
It claims the quad XGA (1536 x 2048) resolution marks out its A6-size sample as the highest resolution prototype in existence.
The development was announced on 9 June at the Society for Information Display (SID) international symposium held in San Francisco.
Low temperature polysilicon thin film transistors (LTPS-TFT) were overlaid on a plastic substrate using Epson's Surface Free Technology by Laser Ablation /Annealing (SUFTLA) technology.
The drive circuitry is simple so that it doesn't need many external interfaces, meaning the 'paper' can be borderless. Power draw is no greater than 6 Watts claims the company, and a memory function ensures the 'paper' is able to display information without any power into it at all.
For more information, visit the Epson website.
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