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

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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Nate Hoffelder is the founder and editor of The Digital Reader:"I've been into reading ebooks since forever, but I only got my first ereader in July 2007. Everything quickly spiraled out of control from there. Before I started this blog in January 2010 I covered ebooks, ebook readers, and digital publishing for about 2 years as a part of MobileRead Forums. It's a great community, and being a member is a joy. But I thought I could make something out of how I covered the news for MobileRead, so I started this blog."
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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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