Changing the face of flat displays the ferroelectric LCD

Surguy, P. W. H.; Chan, L. K. M.

doi:10.1049/ir:19930108

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“…As far as the portable, battery powered display is concerned, research into new kinds of bistable passive LCD currently underway (Surguy 1993, Mosley 1994) may lead to larger, higher quality displays that consume power only when being updated. In addition, development of new flexible substrates may offer lighter, more resilient display panels.…”

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Electronic paper — can it be real?

Gimson

1995

Aslib Proceedings

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Some people have used the phrase 'electronic paper' to suggest that electronic information displays may replace the printed page. Progress towards the ideal of electronic paper is reviewed along several dimensions: the technologies, such as the display surface, the appearance, such as the page layout, and the function, such as the styles of interaction, that are currently available and may become possible in the future.

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Section: Electronic Display Technologymentioning

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Electronic paper — can it be real?

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1995

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Changing the face of flat displays the ferroelectric LCD

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Electronic paper — can it be real?

Electronic paper — can it be real?

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