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19 August 2005, 18:00 PM
STAR TECH
. PHOTO: AFP
Employee for Japanese electronics giant Fuji Xerox, Naoko Okada, displays a prototype model of a card type electronic paper called "E-Paper Visual Index Card" which enables a user to copy down documents and graphics like xerography, at the company's laboratory in Ebina, suburban Tokyo, 16 August 2005. The ultra thin E-Paper, formed by 0.3mm thickness photoconductivity seats which contain a cholesteric LCD layer in the middle of two seats, reduces electrical consumption because it does not need electricity to maintain its display configuration. The E-Paper is expected to be commercialized next year.

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