AUO demonstrates 6-inch flexible electronic paper, pledges production for next year

If e-paper is ever really going to have a chance against tree-paper it’s going to have to get a lot more flexible. We’ve seen multiple demonstrations of bendable wares from LG and even big daddy E Ink, but AUO is the first to pledge mass production of the stuff (since the Readius went bust), starting in 2010. The company has demonstrated a 6-inch flexible display offering 16 shades of gray and a contrast ratio of 9:1, which sounds terrible but is actually slightly better than the Kindle‘s 7:1. The company is also showing off a 20-inch non-bendy version that should also hit production sometime next year. When will either get the hammer treatment? That remains to be seen.

[Via DigiTimes]

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