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A paper-like material developed at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center (www.parc.com) that can change its display properties when a voltage is applied. It is made of a thin sheet of gyricon plastic, invented by Xerox, that contains millions of charged beads with black and white hemispheres. When the paper is fed through an "Electronic Paper printer," a voltage pattern is applied, and the beads either show their black or white side. The Electronic Paper can be fed through the printer about a thousand times. See digital paper.
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Adobe's business has expanded to serve not only the publishing professional, but also the digital imaging and digital video enthusiast and, increasingly, the business and enterprise user of Acrobat-based ePaper solutions. The last and the biggest opportunity of all is all around Acrobat and ePaper, which is much more about efficiency. The ability to utilize electronic forms for gathering and disseminating data is of utmost importance to many organizations," said Mark Royle, senior marketing manager, ePaper Solutions Group, Adobe Systems Incorporated. |
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