Researchers from the University of Cambridge in the UK have developed an ultra-thin electronic paper made of plastic with 500,000 transistors. The ultra-thin e-paper is lightweight, flexible and energy efficient, and uses e-ink display technology to display text, images and movies in color. In addition to the above features, the researchers also added the wireless network and touch control function of the ultra-thin e-paper, which brings the user experience of the current mobile device to the e-paper; And the biggest feature is that it can still operate normally after being cut, and the thickness is only 0.133mm. It can transfer the data of other devices to the ultra-thin electronic paper for reading, and can switch pages through the gesture of touch sliding.

Thickness of flexible displays made by Plastic Logic:

http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMzk3MDMyMTAw.html

Plastic Logic demonstrates an experiment using scissors to cut flexible electronic paper

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This ultra-thin electronic paper will be put into commercial production next year, and it is believed that this product technology will revolutionize mobile devices in the future. The following is an interview with BBC:

http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDI4NDk0Mjg4.html