well, that's a possibility, as early as last year, Samsung has come up with concept products that use e-paper and e-ink technology that resembles a full-fledge PDA
more info here:
http://www.epapercentral.com/samsung-makes-waves-in-e-paper-market.htm
this is a great product should it come off... it will make it easier for us to keep our phones running for a very long time, I am concerned however as to how it would address the slow response rate that plagues e-paper.
another thing that bothers me is that it's not wireless at all, you need a USB to get info from your laptop or desktop computer
Samsung has taken great pains in their research and development. I am awed at the company's current line of e-paper and e-ink technologies, particularly the OLED screen that can be folded in half!
Give it more time you guys, now that Samsung, Microsoft and Plastic Logic are in full competition, e-paper could only get better and better... right now, they have high-color e-paper displays, which was not possible when e-paper was introduced in 2005!
I agree... in time e-paper technology will get better and better! I jsut can't wait for these new products to roll out so we could all try them out!
butevil said:
well, that's a possibility, as early as last year, Samsung has come up with concept products that use e-paper and e-ink technology that resembles a full-fledge PDAmore info here:
http://www.epapercentral.com/samsung-makes-waves-in-e-paper-market.htm
This is a great and informative article, thanks for sharing it here. I didn't see it on the blogs part of the site, maybe because it was buried in all that information.
athalia said:
this is a great product should it come off... it will make it easier for us to keep our phones running for a very long time, I am concerned however as to how it would address the slow response rate that plagues e-paper.
I think the slow response rates that hinders interactivity and menu scrolling is one that's being ironed out now. I really do hope they get a solution to this hitch really really soon!
Mahatma_Gandhi said:
Give it more time you guys, now that Samsung, Microsoft and Plastic Logic are in full competition, e-paper could only get better and better... right now, they have high-color e-paper displays, which was not possible when e-paper was introduced in 2005!
nothing stirs my blood like a good round of competition! I agree, these three companies would soon be in a battle over who could offer the best products, at the lowest prices!
butevil said:
well, that's a possibility, as early as last year, Samsung has come up with concept products that use e-paper and e-ink technology that resembles a full-fledge PDAmore info here:
http://www.epapercentral.com/samsung-makes-waves-in-e-paper-market.htm
I am excited at the prospect of merging all these gadgets... PDA, phone, ebook reader, what nots... :) But really, a full-fledged PDA would be a good addition to the list of devices that uses epaper technology.
This is interesting... if it would come out of the pipeline soon, this could be a good product to have
Optomistic said:
Samsung has taken great pains in their research and development. I am awed at the company's current line of e-paper and e-ink technologies, particularly the OLED screen that can be folded in half!
I agree, Samsung has been one of the more innovative companies in recent times... I just love the OLED screen they have over there, it actually flaps in the wind!
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