If you haven't read this article from This month's Popular Science, it is definitely worth a read:
http://www.popsci.com/gadgets/articl...-paper-forever
Given what I've read in this article, and this is purely speculation, I believe there is a good chance this screen could see the light of day in the new Tablet.
Essentially it is a single screen that can switch between two modes: one is essentially a standard LCD screen, the other is a mode that turns off the backlight and displays only black and white--similar to what we see on the Kindle or Nook.
The article states that the new screen technology will be showing up in products very soon, but the inventor could not mention the companies who's products they would appear in.
I also this its plausible that this technology could appear in the display and could explain the rumored "delays" the product faced due to display issues. Perhaps this new screen was not available when Apple had wished.
Anyways, just speculation, but thought I would get the community's take on this.
http://www.popsci.com/gadgets/articl...-paper-forever
Given what I've read in this article, and this is purely speculation, I believe there is a good chance this screen could see the light of day in the new Tablet.
Essentially it is a single screen that can switch between two modes: one is essentially a standard LCD screen, the other is a mode that turns off the backlight and displays only black and white--similar to what we see on the Kindle or Nook.
The article states that the new screen technology will be showing up in products very soon, but the inventor could not mention the companies who's products they would appear in.
I also this its plausible that this technology could appear in the display and could explain the rumored "delays" the product faced due to display issues. Perhaps this new screen was not available when Apple had wished.
Anyways, just speculation, but thought I would get the community's take on this.
