Plastic Logic's E-Paper
Jeremy Gutsche — December 18, 2006 — Unique
References: plasticlogic & techeblog
Plastic Logic has released a flexible 150ppi SVGA display, which brings us one step closer to having fully functional e-paper. The display uses E Ink Imaging Film. The Plastic Logic press release describes, "Manufactured on its Prototype Line in Cambridge, this is the latest advance in a long line of technical successes which the company has achieved within the last twelve months, including the fabrication of the largest plastic flexible active-matrix display."
Implications - Products that push the limits on what is possible appeal to consumers looking to experience old activities in a new way. To appeal to more consumers, businesses should integrate an element of technology into all product designs.
Implications - Products that push the limits on what is possible appeal to consumers looking to experience old activities in a new way. To appeal to more consumers, businesses should integrate an element of technology into all product designs.
Trend Themes
1. Flexible E-paper Displays - Plastic Logic's release of a flexible SVGA e-paper display brings us closer to having fully functional e-paper.
2. Plastic Flexible Active-matrix Displays - Plastic Logic has achieved technical success in the fabrication of the largest plastic flexible active-matrix display.
3. E Ink Imaging Film - The latest advance in Plastic Logic's technical successes is the use of E Ink Imaging Film in their flexible SVGA display.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Flexible e-paper displays have great potential for use in consumer electronics products.
2. Digital Signage - The flexibility of Plastic Logic's displays could disrupt the digital signage industry by allowing for more creative installation options.
3. Fashion Technology - The use of flexible displays in fashion technology and wearables could lead to innovative new product designs.
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