Development of Color Electronic Paper Display Technology featuring Enhanced Brightness and Color Reproducibility by RICOH
Based on world’s first new organic electrochromic material with capability of producing 3 primary colors while improving memory properties this was developed by Ricoh back in March 2009, the company has developed color electronic paper display technology which is capable of achieving a bright display at low power consumption and low cost. Through this success in achieving bright images with high color image reproducibility, Ricoh has worked toward practical application through improving reliability/repetition durability for guaranteeing tens of thousands of rewrites and larger screen size. Read more
Development of Industry’s Thinnest Glass Sheet for Next Generation Displays by Asahi Glass
Asahi Glass Company has made an announcement on development of ultra-thin glass sheet which has been made based on float manufacturing process. Measuring only 0.1mm in thickness, it is the world’s thinnest glass sheet, making it roughly as thin as sheet of paper. The new glass sheet is made of alkali-free glass, which is used as glass substrate for TFT-LCDs is expected to be used in next-generation displays, lighting, touchscreens as well as high-tech application such as medical devices. Read more
