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Opinion: Higher-contrast e-paper tech from Ohio prof: Yet another display contender 
TeleRead | by David Rothman | Tue, Apr 28
Tired of the low contrast between the text and background on your Amazon Kindle or Sony Reader? A University of Cincinnati professor has invented an e-paper display tech with a much brighter background—reflecting 55 percent of ambient light, far more than the current 35-40 percent of E...
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