Enabling Paper-Like Displays: Roll-to-Roll Manufacturing

(May 19, 2010) Carl Taussig, the Director of Advanced Display Research at Hewlett-Packard, discusses the advantages of paper-like displays and the approach that Hewlett-Packard Laboratories has taken to make them a reality for consumers.

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Education

Tags:

• computer science
• technology
• electrical engineering
• manufacturing
• electronics
• paper-like display
• active matrix display
• polymer substrate
• SAIL
• e-ink
• transistors
• television
• e-reader
• LCD
• plasma
• plastic
• researc

[AnthyyD]

@Somnioblivio The material presented is good, but the presentation is terrible, he is doing an ineffective job of capturing his audiences attention, which in turn causes problems for the audience to receive the more important parts of the information. Because of this ineffective communication, it is a bad presentation.

[grunder20]

I, sorry for the word, fucking love the idea of this!

[agapitoflores001]

This is an excellent innovation. A little more modifications and this will be great.

[olternaut]

@AnthyyD Who the hell cares how he presented? This isn't a product launch. Were you not listening to the subject matter? Did the material truly just flew right over your head? Do you not grasp the ramifications of this technology on the market?

For the love of God man!

[social3ngin33rin]

HP SUCKS!!!

I FUCKING HATE MY $2000 LAPTOP >:O

[Ishidasouken]

@AnthyyD I watch many of these presentations. It's a common problem overall.

Not everone can be like Mehran Sahami I guess.

[Somnioblivio]

@AnthyyD what about the material presented?

Haters gonna hate.

[AnthyyD]

terrible presentation

[TheLazyProphet]

helloo

^^