In its former incarnation as a division of Phillips, iRex developed the original E-Ink display that was eventually licensed to Amazon and Sony.

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The curators' choice to decorate the room with garlands, recalling the original show, further gives the display an archaeological feel.

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Last May, Plastic Logic demonstrated a paper-like flexible screen capable of playing video in colour, which is achieved by placing a filter on top of the original black-and-white display.

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