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youtube.com - 10/28/2008

E Ink shows off its new product (video)

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Cambridge-based E Ink shows off its new product. Could it mean newspapers can finally be saved?http://www.wickedlocal.com/cambridge

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blog.wired.com - 11/5/2008

A Full Wall of E-Ink Paper Debuts in Japan

— blog.wired.com — If Wired's Steven Levy threw out his Macbook Air last year because its thin design easily blended... with other flat recyclables (like magazines), how do you think an e-Ink paper display will fare when it looks exactly like a garbage bag? At ... (more) A Full Wall of E-Ink Paper Debuts in Japan

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E Ink's AM300 developer's kit gets shown off on video
Engadget — Filed under: Displays E Ink's AM300 developer's kit (made with the help of Epson) certainly seemed impressive enough when it was first announced, but there's nothing quite like a video to bring our newspapers of the future to life, and one courtesy of E Ink itself has now thankfully turned up on YouTube. ...

E Ink's AM300 Dev Kit Capable of Quick Animations and Touch Input [E Ink]
Gizmodo — Cambridge-based E Ink is turning some heads with it's AM300 Developer Kit, which promises refresh rates fast enough to support animations (think dynamic ads), interactive touch input, and 16 unadulterated, detailed shades of grey (!). Developed in conjunction with Epson, the kit uses the New York Times as an example, which makes sense, as those enamored with E Ink technology have long fantasized about its use with newspapers and magazines. In any case, the dev kit looks pretty cool and I can't wait for people to start using it in the real world. [Youtube via Engadget] ...