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Oct 12

2009

Solar Powered E-Book Reader by LG

Posted by Margaret H Stout in Solar , e-book

Thinking about getting a E-Book Reader to save some trees?

Solar E-Book Reader by LG E-Book Reader just got Greener! LG just unveiled their solar powered e-book this week at the International Meeting on Information Display (IMID) this week in Seoul, South Korea.

The thin-film solar cell featured in the e-book measures 10 centimeters in width and length, it was developed to perfectly fit the 6-inch display panel for e-book currently mass produced by LG Display. The solar cell measures 0.7 millimeter in thickness and weighs a mere 20 grams, the less thickness of a credit card and the weight of a fountain pen.

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