Making of E-ink’s 300′ Screen (Behind the Scenes Video)

Posted on 17 March, 2012 by Nate Hoffelder in e-Reading Hardware // 1 Comment

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Making of E-ink's 300' Screen (Behind the Scenes Video) e-Reading Hardware A few months back I posted a couple photos that showed some details about how an E-ink screen is made. Today I found a behind the scenes video that E-ink shot when they took those photos. This video is actually much more impressive.

Like I said before, the E-ink screen is initially made as a long roll of plastic. The roll is manufactured in E-ink's Massachusetts factory and then shipped to Asia where the screen material is cut to the required sizes (5", 6", 9,7") and then mounted on the backplanes.

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About Nate Hoffelder (9949 Articles)
Nate Hoffelder is the founder and editor of The Digital Reader:He's here to chew bubble gum and fix broken websites, and he is all out of bubble gum. He has been blogging about indie authors since 2010 while learning new tech skills at the drop of a hat. He fixes author sites, and shares what he learns on The Digital Reader's blog. In his spare time, he fosters dogs for A Forever Home, a local rescue group.
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1 Comment on Making of E-ink’s 300′ Screen (Behind the Scenes Video)

  1. charlie dulin // 21 March, 2012 at 2:21 pm // Reply

    thanks!

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