April 19th, 2009| Filed under Miscellaneous0 Comments
When the e-paper display in color? Well, how about this? Bridgestone is showing its new technology of color electronic paper on a panel of 13″, but obviously that does not display a contrast as to make you blind (we hope to resolve here), seems to have a depth more than remarkable, not to mention its 8 ms response time (15 seconds on the previous model). A good number considering the size of the screen. Oh, and even supports Wacom pens, which is never more in certain environments. Price and available is not yet information.
If you want to take a look just to make the jump, here its video.
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The stylish and modern iPhone/iPod speaker dock has just unveiled by Philips. New device is dubbed the Philips DS6100 that designed for iOS devices such as Apple\'s iPad, iPhone or ...
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When the e-paper display in color? Well, how about this? Bridgestone is showing its new technology of color electronic paper on a panel of 13″, but obviously that does not display a contrast as to make you blind (we hope to resolve here), seems to have a depth more than remarkable, not to mention its 8 ms response time (15 seconds on the previous model). A good number considering the size of the screen. Oh, and even supports Wacom pens, which is never more in certain environments. Price and available is not yet information.
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