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Re: DEMOfall 08: Plastic Logic creates a flexible and thin display

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Re: DEMOfall 08: Plastic Logic creates a flexible and thin display

Techtron — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 15:13:48 -0000

Very Cool. Book readers are so needed for the physically disabled. I am happy to see that there are now choices on the market.

Re: DEMOfall 08: Plastic Logic creates a flexible and thin display

sarah from cheap ebookreaders — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 17:21:54 -0000

Hey dean, this is cool - in my mind this is when technology is best, when they invent new stuff that everyone thinks is cool, and you can just see how innovative it is.

Give it a couple of years and everyone's going to have one of these - i'm waiting for the first colour one being announced - i'm sure you'll find it first :-)

Re: DEMOfall 08: Plastic Logic creates a flexible and thin display

Daniel Preston — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:44:37 -0000

The Plastic Logic reader does look kind of cool, but in seeing several demonstration videos, I do wonder how well developed it is. What kind of and how many resources are available at this time?

Re: DEMOfall 08: Plastic Logic creates a flexible and thin display

Nils Davis — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 13:47:52 -0000

I've been waiting for one of these since I first read about E-Ink the company back in the late 80's. I'm disappointed it's taking so long to get to market, but I've always thought electronic paper could make a significant change in how we interact with the world. This could definitely be combined with Swype for a killer laptop replacement, as well.