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Mass production of 'world's first' color e-paper display over 30-inches begins

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A Chinese firm has started to mass produce a 31.2-inch color e-paper display, which it says is a world first at over 30-inches.

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channelnews : Chinese Firm Unveils World’s Largest Colour E-Paper Display

Guangzhou OED Technologies has announced the mass production of the world’s first colour electronic paper display exceeding 30 inches. The 31.2-inch screen represents a significant advancement in e-paper technology, offering enhanced refresh rates and colour performance. Traditionally, e-paper displays have been limited by slow refresh rates and subdued colour reproduction, restricting their application primarily to...

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Mass production of 'world's first' color e-paper display over 30-inches begins

A Chinese firm has started to mass produce a 31.2-inch color e-paper display, which it says is a world first at over 30-inches.

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