Toyobo exhibits its Xenomax Polyimide film for large flexible E Ink displays

This interesting video from IDTechEx's conference shows Toyobo's Xenomax polyimide film, used as substrates for flexible E Ink displays. Toyobo says that its films are used by E Ink in all 13.3" flexible e-paper displays:

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Posted: May 08, 2020 by Ron Mertens

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