Philips - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Polymer Vision [11], the maker of The Readius [12], is a spin out from Philips Electronics. APRICO Solutions [13], is a venture within Philips Intellectual Property and Standards.
E Ink - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
... for integration into electronic displays, particularly for e-Readers such as the Sony Reader, the iLiad, the Cybook Gen3, the Amazon Kindle, the Readius device from Polymer Vision [1 ...
Polymer Vision Readius
Description: The readius is a rollable-display e-book reader (the first one of its kind). When closed the size is 115x57x21mm, and when you open the display, it's 160x115x21mm
Readius mobile with fold-away display pops up - GSMArena.com news
Polymer Vision announced the Readius mobile phone with a display as large as two business cards. In other words the Dutch company R&D department has managed to squeeze a screen ...
Polymer Vision Readius saved by company buyout – Cell Phones ...
Sep. 9, 2009 - In July this year we were sad to hear that company Polymer Vision had closed its doors unable to find the investment needed to launch its interesting
Readius e-paper 3G cellphone hands-on video | PHONE Magazine
After the news that Polymer Vision's Readius e-paper-based foldable cellphone was going into production, Vincent knew he had to stop by their stand at the
MobileRead Wiki - Readius
Readius is a new eBook Reader / Cell phone from Polymer Vision Features. As the world’s first pocket eReader, Readius exploits the versatility of rollable displays to merge the ...
Polymer Vision Readius: items on eBay.com
Find Polymer Vision Readius and a huge selection of other items on eBay.com. About Polymer Vision Readius: The Readius is the world's first rollable display enabled mobile device.
Polymer Vision Readius set for Fall launch - SlashGear
Polymer Vision have confirmed that they're on schedule to launch their Readius cellular-connected ebook reader in the Fall. In a post to their new company
Polymer Vision frustrated Readius eBook reader not on the market ...
Apr. 22, 2009 - With the success of the Kindle and now the Kindle 2 consumers are getting used to the idea of reading eBooks with a device specifically made for them. But
