News to me, but Bridgestone doesn’t just make tires.  Nope, in fact it looks like they’ve been in the e-paper game for sometime now and earlier this week they announced a refreshed version of their e-paper device.  This iteration combines their previous e-paper technology (electronic powder and granular material) with a Wacom tablet and color filter.  Other major improvements of this version over the first is a significantly improved refresh rate from 10 seconds to .8 seconds, which should result in smooth, streak free graphics and images.

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