Got this link one from Slashdot. Seems some researchers have been able to refine the electronic paper technology to display moving pictures hence movies are possible. That’s really cool however…
I’ve been waiting some time now for these e-paper ideas to actually hit the street for the consumer. Moving pictures is cool and all but I’m hoping that they can put this technology into the hands of consumer technologists since this is the killer type of user interface I’ve been really looking forward to. There’s lots of exploration in the technologies that we interact with now but I really think display technology has to jump to something like this before mobile computing can really be taken seriously.
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