flexible display technology Mobius
, from plastic TFT technology developed by Sony , corresponds to a screen the size of a sheet of plain paper 8.3 x 11.3 inches . The key flexible screen is how light it is. Compared with glass screens, plastic screen weighs much less and also would not have to worry about if scratched.Sony has developed a prototype for a e-reader with 13.3-inch flexible display market-driven business and education, which weighs about 350 grams. However, we may have to wait a year or more for the new flexible display technology e-readers reach popular as the Kindle, Nook and Sony Reader .
Meanwhile, in the coming months E-Ink announced a platform for e-readers new generation to serve as suscesor above Pearl . Launched in 2010, Pearl is the most widely used screen e-readers.
The new platform would include screens with better resolution and, perhaps more importantly, reduce the number of times you have to refresh each page e-book . Currently readers are forced to pause reading to refresh the screen every 6 or 7 pages read, to clear the electronic fingerprints of previous pages, or “ghosting .” According to E-Ink new technology you would read up to 100 pages before refreshing the screen .
Pearl 2.0 ? Not so fast. For now the new platform has no name, though perhaps not for much longer. If the E-Ink plans remain, the new technology could be available in time for Christmas.
Specifically, the new Kindle can expect improvements in design and performance as well as a more uniform lighting in the Kindle Paperwhite . Also see the introduction prodríamos Kindle cheaper.
Source: CNET
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