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1. E-Paper Market 2018: Global Key Players, Trends, Share, Industry Size, Segmentation, Opportunities, Forecast To 2023

Subjects
QUALCOMM Inc., Semiconductor industry -- Industry forecasts -- International economic relations, Paper, Paper industry -- Industry forecasts -- International economic relations, Semiconductor industry, Business, Business, international
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M2 PRESSWIRE-March 9, 2018-: E-Paper Market 2018: Global Key Players, Trends, Share, Industry Size, Segmentation, Opportunities, Forecast To 2023 (C)1994-2018 M2 COMMUNICATIONS RDATE:09032018 E-Paper - Global Market Demand, Growth, Opportunities, [...]

Published
2018

2. Supply Of Dell, Core I3, Intel I3 Processer, 500 Gb Hard Disk, 4 Gb Ram,19.5 L.e.d. Monitor, Multifunctional Photocopier Machine Min. Specification- Paper Size A3,20cpm A4 Size, Memory 128 Mb, Duplexing Feature, Network Feature, Dadf, Tray Capacity 250

Subjects
Intel Corp., Semiconductor industry, Photocopiers, Hard disk drives, Paper, Semiconductor industry, 10GB - 14.99GB hard disk drive, Hard disk drive, 15GB - 19.99GB hard disk drive, Under 5GB hard disk drive, Over 25GB hard disk drive, 5GB - 9.99GB hard disk drive, 20GB - 25GB hard disk drive, Business, international
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Tenders are invited for Supply of Dell, Core i3, Intel i3 Processer, 500 GB Hard disk, 4 GB Ram,19.5 L.E.D. Monitor, Multifunctional Photocopier Machine Min. Specification- Paper Size A3,20CPM A4 [...]

Published
2017

3. Glass e-paper debuts this year.

Subjects
PAPER, GLASS, ELECTRONICS, INFORMATION display systems, SEMICONDUCTOR industry
Abstract

Philips Electronics NV could have its first electronic paper display in year 2004, according to the firm's head of research. The e-paper display will use electronic ink technology, but unlike the flexible display announced last week, this will be a glass display. The intention is to have an easily readable paper-like appearance with a wide viewing angle. Rick Harwig, CEO of Philips Research is confident the first monochrome electronic paper display, based on the firm's electronic ink on glass technology, will be introduced later this year. The firm has been working with U.S. developer E Ink for two years developing the active-matrix back-planes for color displays.

Published
2004