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Color E-Paper That Rivals the Real Thing

Turning pixels on their side may finally mean high-quality color electronic paper.

A New E-Paper Competitor

Pixels containing ink reservoirs could lead to bright e-readers that look more like printed paper.

Flexible Screens Get Touchy-Feely

The first bendable, touch-screen display will be used by the military.

New E-Paper Technology Speeds Up

Research shows that photonic crystals can change color as quickly as other technologies.

Simpler Flexible Displays

A new approach avoids flexible electronics.

E-Paper Comes Alive

E Ink is making color and video versions of its e-paper, but commercial products are a few years off.

E-Paper Displays Video

A new type of MEMS-based electronic paper for cell phones is fast enough to show video.

E-paper with Photonic Ink

Photonic crystals are being used by a Toronto startup to create commercial devices that offer better color and resolution than other flexible displays.

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