Philips Research is working on color displays using a techlology called in-plane electrophoretics, which is different from E Ink’s electrophoresis technique;

The Novel Devices Lab at the University of Cincinnati is working on a technology called electrofluidic display whose pigments, they say, look as good as they would on paper;

Sheridon believes that e-paper will eventually make current desktop displays obsolete.

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