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E Ink to Feature the Value of Reading in Education During Annual FPD International

Company to feature innovative applications of electronic paper in exhibit

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By: DAVID SAVASTANO

Contributing Editor, Coatings World and Ink World

E Ink Holdings, the world’s leading supplier of electronic paper (ePaper), announced today that E Ink will participate in FPD International 2011 in Yokohama from Oct. 26-28 in booth 6506. E Ink will be showcasing a variety of ePaper displays for educational settings, as well as other innovative applications.

“E Ink’s goal is to be on every smart surface,” Sriram Peruvemba, CMO of E Ink, said. “In this year’s exhibition, E Ink highlights our innovation, and applies ePaper to the education market and showcases conceptualized interactive teaching environments. In addition, E Ink demonstrates a variety of other products to show the future of ePaper applications.”

The education market is the main focus of this year’s FPD exhibition. E Ink will showcase four settings to illustrate the innovation and latest developments of ePaper technology and how it can be integrated into a learning environment. Several eTextbook devices, including the Ectaco Jetbook Color, Hanvon e.pbooks C920 and the Plastic Logic 100, will be available for viewing. Both the Ectaco and Hanvon devices feature E Ink Triton, which won the 2011 SID Display of the Year Gold award, and the 2011 Wall Street Journal Innovation Award for Consumer Electronics Category.

E Ink will also showcase products currently in mass production, such as the latest eReaders, including the Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook Touch, Kobo Touch, Sony Reader Wi-Fi, and Hanvon e.pbooks E920, and many non-eReader applications, such as watches, USB drives and cell phones.

In addition, E Ink will preview a new ePaper sign which incorporates the company’s segmented SURF display. This display will utilize the reflectivity of ePaper in a low and high ambient environment. E Ink will also showcase the 300dpi ePaper display module driven by Epson’s latest display controller, which is intended for eDocument applications.

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