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> Would be nice if you also had an argument with your statement and not just mockery, to prove me wrong. So you make a massive unsubstantiated claim and I have
by robinsoh 5y ago
> Would be nice if you also had an argument with your statement and not just mockery, to prove me wrong.
So you make a massive unsubstantiated claim and I have to prove you wrong? I see the way your logic works.
Lets see.
You've made the claim that "E-ink owns the parents, the fabs and the secret sauce to profitably producing quality e-ink film in good yelds.".
So let me ask a simple question. Since you say E-ink owns all the fabs, can you show me the location of even one E-ink fab?
Here's a hint for the answer. E-Ink is a fabless company. That may confuse you so lets make it clearer. It means they don't have ANY fabs. In fact, I don't even know of even one electrophoretic material producer who has a fab.
Would you like to try again and provide a more accurate statement that reflects your level of ACTUAL knowledge of the display industry?
- ChuckNorris89 5y agoMate, you're going completely off the rails and I'm not sure if you're actively trolling or are misinformed and in denial. E-ink is a manufacturer of the E-ink pigment particles and the EPD film that's then sold to various display manufacturers where it gets sandwiched between glass, an ITO top electrode and a TFT bottom layer connected to a CoG (chip on glass), basically like any other LCD TFT display but instead of liquid crystal you have the famous patented E-ink pigment. Those EPD display manufacturers all depend on buying the e-ink film manufactured by E-ink, at their fab in ... drum-roll ... Taiwan (big surprise). None of these EPD display company could make displays by themselves without the film they buy from E-ink. Just read their website [1] and article [2] before spewing more nonsense [1] "E Ink manufacturers a number of EPD films, with different attributes depending on application needs" [1] https://www.eink.com/e-ink-film.html https://www.eink.com/e-ink-film.html [2] " As part of E Ink’s manufacturing process, microcapsules of ink coat plastic film. The film is then dried, inspected, rerolled, and sent on for further processing." [2] https://spectrum.ieee.org/how-e-ink-developed-full-color-epaper https://spectrum.ieee.org/how-e-ink-developed-full-color-epa...
- robinsoh 5y ago"Those EPD display manufacturers all depend on buying the e-ink film manufactured by E-ink, at their fab in ." You think a film is manufactured at a fab? Do you even know what a fab is? Did you think a fab was like a manufacturing plant with vats of liquids? Jesus H Christ.