
Imagine the day when you can surf the Barnes and Nobles website and just download a PDF version of the book you’d like to buy and read it as if it were a paperback on a flexible digital reader. Those days will soon be here, thanks to $100 million in funding to Plastic Logic, the first commercial maker targeted at read anywhere’ electronic reader products.
It will utilise Plastic Logic’s unique process to fabricate active-matrix backplanes on plastic substrates which, when combined with an electronic-paper frontplane material, will be used to create display modules that are thin light and robust. This will enable a digital reading experience that is much closer to paper than any other technology.
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