Sentence examples for an electronic paper from inspiring English sources

"Once we determined that an electronic paper display would work as a second screen, an array of new and improved user experiences became obvious.

For the first time, companies can conduct their business without leaving an electronic paper trail -- a profound shift that should cause dancing in the halls of the next Enrons, WorldComs, and, yes, Microsofts.

"We are interested in thin, flexible batteries with paperlike appearance and behavior," said Nicholas K. Sheridon, a physicist who is the inventor of an electronic paper technology named Gyricon.

Marieke van der Donk, senior manager of the entertainment and media practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers in the Netherlands, questioned why the newspapers were allowing an outsider to develop an electronic paper business for them, rather than doing it themselves.

It was the innovative concept that was judged and not the big budget behind it Disruptive Technology E Ink [www.eink.com] E Ink is an electronic paper display (EPD) that reads like printed paper, with content that is changeable wirelessly.

PAGE B1 TAKING MONEY FROM CROWD The Pebble, an "electronic paper" watch for the iPhone and Android, raised more than $6 million in financing, and has put Kickstarter, the site where it raised the money, on the map.

That anticipation is palpable: the Kickstarter campaign for Pebble, a watch with an electronic-paper display that connects to smartphones to show alerts for things like incoming messages, weather updates, and Twitter, received over ten million dollars in contributions.

Ms Palmer then met with Kickstarter to dissect that project and learn from the most successful efforts (like an electronic-paper watch, the Pebble, which passed $10m).Ms Palmer is the latest musician to turn to devotees directly, disintermediating media gatekeepers.

The watch has whipped people into such a frenzy because it features a sleek electronic paper display that is optimized for reading while in the sun.

Thomas V. Colella, a recruiter at Korn/Ferry International, recently recruited a paper industry executive with 30 years' experience to work at a fledgling electronic paper exchange.

It's sort of like an etch-a-sketch in that electronic paper can be reused millions of times (this is just a guess) thus eliminating the need to kill more trees and pay horrendous amounts for ink.