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Tire maker Bridgestone shows world’s first flexible e-book reader
Tire maker Bridgestone shows world’s first flexible e-book reader
Tire maker Bridgestone isn’t the first company that comes to mind when thinking about electronic paper, but the company has been experimenting in this field for quite some time now. Today, Bridgestone claimed that it has developed the world’s first flexible e-book reader [JP]. ...
[FPDI] Bridgestone Unveils 'World's 1st' Flexible E
[FPDI] Bridgestone Unveils 'World's 1st' Flexible E
techon.nikkeibp.co.jp — [FPDI] Bridgestone Unveils 'World's 1st' Flexible E-paper Device Bridgestone Corp announced an electronic paper (e-paper) device based... on its "Quick-response Liquid Powder" Oct 26, 2009. The company expects that the device will be used for browsing ... (more) [FPDI] Bridgestone Unveils 'World's 1st' Flexible E
BridgeStone Flexible ePaper – Quick Response Liquid Powder Technology
BridgeStone Flexible ePaper – Quick Response Liquid Powder Technology
thecoolgadgets.com — Well this e-paper is branded as Bridgestone. They have announced an electronic paper device that will run... on its “Quick-response Liquid Powder” ( QR-LPD ) technology. Bridgestone plans to exhibit the QR-LPD devices at FPD International 2009, at Pacifico Yokohama. The exhibition ... (more) BridgeStone Flexible ePaper – Quick Response Liquid ...
Bridgestone announces flexible touchscreen color e-reader
Bridgestone announces flexible touchscreen color e-reader
engadget.com — When we heard word of a "big announcement" back in July we imagined an e-reader of some... sort, but what is it that we have here? Based on a technology Bridgestone calls Quick-response Liquid Powder, the company's all-color touchscreen e-book ... (more) Bridgestone announces flexible touchscreen color e-reader
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First Flexible Ebook Reader Developed By Tiremaker Bridgestone [Readers]
Gizmodo — ... said that it can be "bent to some extent since the circuit board and the electronic paper are flexible," but no one is saying how much "to some extent" is. No matter. While the lack of too many details about it or any plans for a commercial product put a damper onto Bridgestone's device, the good news is that other companies might adapt the technology in their products. The countdown to being able to toss our readers into bags without worrying about destroyed displays is on. [Crunchgear] ...

Bridgestone developing flexible e-book reader, in color!
Mobile Whack — ... , and the company has now developed the world’s first flexible e-book reader. This prototype has 10.7 inch screen, and is 5.8 mm thick. It can display color, by the way, and the company plans to test it out on consumers by spring of next year. Source Related Posts ...

Bridgestone develops flexible e-book reader
Tech Ticker — ... technologies related to e-paper. They have shown couple of innovative e-paper technologies in the past and now they’ve unveiled an e-book reader that is unlike Kindle and the likes. This prototype features a flexible e-paper, effectively allowing the reader to bend to some extent. The reader measures up 10.7-inches in size with a thickness of 5.8mm. Bridgestone for some reason, won’t release it in the market but will test with consumers from next year. [Via Crunchgear] Share on: ...

Flexible e-book reader
Mobility Site — ... The Tire maker Bridgestone is thinking seriously about entering the market of the eBook Readers considering the prototypes shown in this article.   ...

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Bridgestone's Spin on the e-Book
Gadgetwise — ... Bridgestone that makes tires for Formula 1 racers, Hummers and just about everything in between. The Amazon Kindle-fighter isn’t a real product now, and Bridgestone in Japan says it has no immediate plans to offer one to consumers, But the device is intriguing: it’s flexible and will bend, unlike a conventional LCD display; measures only 5.8mm thick (compared to the Kindle 2 at 9.1mm), and displays images in color on a screen that’s nearly 11 inches, according to a report in CrunchGear. Earlier this month, ...

Un ebook reader flexible chez Bridgestone !
Le Journal du Geek — ... Bridgestone, qu’on connait plus pour ses pneus, vient d’annoncer avoir réalisé un prototype fonctionnel d’ebook reader flexible équipé d’e-paper ! L’appareil qui dispose d’un écran couleur et tactile de 10,7″, ne fait que 5,8mm d’épaisseur ! A suivre. ...

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