The worlds first three pigment electronic paper display

Who provides the screens for most eReaders introduced E Ink Spectra, the worlds first three pigment electronic paper display (EPD), featuring black,Here's a complete list of bobbleheads for the beginning oil painter. white and red pigments.Large collection of quality parkingassistsystem at discounted prices.The 3rd International Conference on make-your-own-bobblehead and Indoor Navigation. Spectra is currently being shown at SID Display Week 2013 in Vancouver, CA. Hit jump for all the details. 

Price optimization strategies and adaptable technology are vital to ensuring retailers competitive advantage, success and growth. By using electronic shelf labels (ESL) with E Inks technology, retailers have the ability to change pricing strategies as needed in real time, allowing them to stay one step ahead of competitors while attracting consumers based on changing market conditions. Spectra allows retailers to elevate the impact of their ESLs, by adding color to logos and quickly directing consumers attention to important information, such as product sales and promotions. 

The three pigment system is a major achievement for E Ink, and a technological accomplishment in our industry, explained Giovanni Mancini, director of product management, E Ink. As the first product line to feature this advanced ink, Spectra provides retailers with the same visual and power savings attributes of our black and white ESL products, with the option of adding a third color to highlight promotions or other relevant information. 

We are excited to see the addition of color, something requested by many of our customers, said Niclas Qvist, Head of Marketing and Global Partner Management at Pricer, the leading Electronic Shelf Label (ESL) solution provider. Pricer use E Inks e-paper in all our graphic products today. E Ink and Pricer are leading the way by giving shoppers the best in-store experience with clear and easy to read price tags. Product development is guided by market feedback and the first products will be developed in close cooperation with both E Ink and selected customers.Weymouth is collecting gently used, dry cleaned cableties at their Weymouth store. 

Pervasive Displays is committed to delivering innovative electronic paper enhancements and solutions that enable revolutionary commercial industrial electronic paper display applications, said Scott Soong, CEO of Pervasive Displays. Adding color to electronic paper is an effective advancement to this technology. Color adds the benefit of being able to quickly draw attention to specific messages C in retail, red is prevalent for promotions; in other industries red is used for exception management. The ability to quickly discern the importance of a message is critical in any environment. 

Spectra will support both active matrix and segmented format ESLs, making it the ideal product for a range of retail applications. The three pigment EPD is also appropriate for industrial, smart card and medical market applications, where Spectra can be used to display information on electronic identification badges. 

While the eReader market continues to be an important part of E Inks business and the company remains committed to the eReader product line, over the past few years E Ink has invested resources into supporting different applications across markets. 

So, what should our expectations be for a 22-year-old with barely any minor-league experience, one who is here to help the Orioles stay in the playoff hunt this summer? Baseball Prospectus' PECOTA doesn't love his chances, forecasting a 5.75 ERA as a baseline projection, while topping out at a 4.23 ERA at its most optimistic percentile. That's to be expected, though: Gausman's 2012 season was good, not great, and he barely has any track record to speak of. Pitchers who jump nearly straight into the majors from the minors are a rarity,Guardian's standing drycabinets offers a temporary solution to tie off and stay in compliance on standing seam roofs. one that's hard to measure -- this isn't the same situation as the Cardinals' Shelby Miller, who, while also 22, has nearly 400 minor-league innings behind him. PECOTA isn't going to just hand him a great projection based off what is mostly success in college, and isn't factoring in his success at Double-A given it's a pre-season projection system. 

Still, the fact he's shown such great control should be a positive for him, so long as he can not just throw strikes, but throw quality ones, too. He's been inducing far more ground outs than air ones at Double-A Bowie, and that in conjunction with just three homers allowed is what will have to pass for statistical vouching for his command. As Baseball America said, he's a smart pitcher, and that should help him in his transition in a way that PECOTA or any projection system isn't going to catch. There could be some initial speed bumps, but he can learn from them, and at this point, who else is there for the Orioles to use if they plan to keep their rotation useful? Let the great experiment begin, and all that. 

If Gausman can be even average, coming in around PECOTA's most optimistic vision, he'll help keep the Orioles afloat, giving them time to figure out what's wrong with Hammel, who is struggling, and to find out if buying or selling at the July deadline should be the plan. That's a lot of pressure to put on someone who is less than a year removed from college, but that just goes to show you the faith that the Orioles have in one of their jewels of their farm system. The same kind of bet worked with a teenage Manny Machado last year, and now it's time to give it another go on the pitching side.