HP Labs developed a new rewritable printing technology

Re:HP Labs developed a new rewritable printing technology by luka-birsa on Sunday April 16, 2017 @01:11AM (#14124454)

Color EInk displays built using a grayscale display and color filter are already available, but sport lower contrast and a bit washed out colors. [1]
True color E Ink displays with multiple colors in each pixel were thought physically impossible, but first prototypes were shown last year. I suspect we're relatively close to a production version.

1 I'm a cofounder of a company that develops and helps develop e paper products and we sell color E Ink development kits. https://www.visionect.com

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Re:HP Labs developed a new rewritable printing technology by bjelkeman-again on Sunday April 16, 2017 @02:26AM (#14124649)

Could I use a Visionect Module to build an eInk laptop?

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Re:HP Labs developed a new rewritable printing technology by mattnewton on Sunday April 16, 2017 @04:34AM (#14124969)

I never new I wasn't alone. I've had this fantasy since moving to sunny California.

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Re:HP Labs developed a new rewritable printing technology by bjelkeman-again on Sunday April 16, 2017 @06:45AM (#14125270)

I don't need anything fancy. If I could run Emacs in a shell I'd be satisfied.

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Re:HP Labs developed a new rewritable printing technology by Roritharr on Sunday April 16, 2017 @01:46AM (#14124549)

Cool! I love your products, but didn't have a use-case for that price point.

Do you have a feeling what it takes to push down color e-ink prices down to affordable (sub 1k for 32") levels? An order auf 10 Million? 100 Million? At what scale does this work?

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