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engadget.com - 10/28/2008

NEC tiling e-ink displays for massive coverage

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What's better than a single low-power e-ink display? How about eight of them stuck together to form one massive sheet? NEC is indicating it can now tile up to eight displays together to achieve maximum reflective real estate, composed of digital sheets matching standard A4 (8.3- x ...

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Gizmodo:  NEC Tiles E-Ink Displays Into Massive A3-Size Sheet [E-Ink]

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techon.nikkeibp.co.jp - 10/28/2008

NEC LCD Technologies Develops E-Paper Enabling Large Displays with Multi-Tiling -- Tech-On!

— techon.nikkeibp.co.jp — NEC LCD Technologies has developed multiple sizes (A3 and A4 equivalent) of electronic paper (e-paper) modules using the microcapsule electrophoresis system. Developed by E Ink Corp (USA), the electrophoresis system contains white pigment particles ... (more) NEC LCD Technologies Develops E-Paper Enabling Large ...

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ubergizmo.com - 10/28/2008

NEC Develops E-Paper With Multi-Tiling

— ubergizmo.com — NEC LCD Technologies have managed to successfully roll out multiple sizes (A3 and A4 equivalent) of electronic paper (e-paper) modules thanks to the microcapsule electrophoresis system. This electrophoresis system uses white pigment particles ... (more) NEC Develops E-Paper With Multi-Tiling

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NEC Tiles E-Ink Displays Into Massive A3-Size Sheet [E-Ink]
Gizmodo — ... into one large screen, up to a maximum A3 size (that's 11.7 x 16.5 in inches). Crazily, this huge screen has only a 1mm border to it too. That means if you're prepared to accept a tiny bit of deadspace, you could perhaps tile those into a truly monster screen. There's little more info than a 10:1 contrast ratio—definitely no pricing or timings—but at least it gets our imaginations ticking over. E-ink broadsheet newspapers or wallpaper anyone? [Techon via Engadget] ...