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Epson develops A6-size e-paper
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10:25 AM - June 12, 2006 by
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Seiko Epson said it has developed an A6-size (7.1") electronic paper (e-paper) using a plastic substrate. Drawing on Epson's SUFTLA1 technology, the new electronic paper achieves QXGA resolution (1,536 ×2,048 pixels) - which the company claims is the world's highest - and shows the potential for e-paper on larger screen sizes.
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Source : Tom's Hardware US