The applications of e-paper cover a wide range of technologies and uses, some of which are already a reality. Through very precise analysis conducted worldwide, and based on an inventory of products and a large selection of case studies, this reports helps measure the stakes that e-paper represents for a number of sectors.

Key questions:

What are the key technologies used in e-Paper? Do they have preferred areas of application?
Who are the key players in the e-Paper value chain, on both the technology provider and investor side of the equation?
What are the areas of application spurring the development of e-Paper?
What impact will the development of e-Paper have on the telecom sector?
What is the outlook for e-paper in each industry sector?

1. Technology state-of-the-art

1.1. Major types of technologies
- 1.1.1. Electrophoretic or particle technology
- 1.1.2. Cholesteric Liquid Crystals
- 1.1.3. Electrochromic
- 1.1.4. Electrowetting
- 1.1.5. Other technologies
- 1.1.6. Backplanes
- 1.1.7. Overview
1.2. Anticipated trends
- 1.2.1. Colour
- 1.2.2. Video
- 1.2.3. Flexibility
- 1.2.4. Cost
1.3. e-Paper compared to other display technologies

2. Key players

2.1. Primary technology companies
- 2.1.1. R&D laboratories
- 2.1.2. Primary frontplane technology companies
- 2.1.3. Primary backplane technology companies
- 2.1.4. Overview
2.2. Influential companies

3. e-Paper markets and uses

3.1. Press
- 3.1.1. Worldwide market for the press
- 3.1.2. The disappearance of the press
- 3.1.3. E-Paper applications in the press industry
- 3.1.4. Outlook for E-Paper in the press industry
3.2. Publishing
- 3.2.1. Publishing market status
- 3.2.2. Drivers behind digitizing books
- 3.2.3. Applications for E-Paper in the publishing industry
- 3.2.4. Publishing Outlook: next the end of paper?
3.3. Consumer electronics
- 3.3.1. Readers: finally taking off?
- 3.3.2. Watches
- 3.3.3. Peripherals and other accessories
3.4. Supermarkets and Logistics
- 3.4.1. Electronic labelling in supermarkets
- 3.4.2. Logistics
3.5. Advertising and Displays
- 3.5.1. Display advertising
- 3.5.2. Non-advertising billboards
- 3.5.3. Point of sale advertising
3.6. Telecoms
- 3.6.1. Mobile Terminals
- 3.6.2. Digital content distribution
- 3.6.3. Other markets for operators
3.7. New uses

4. Outlook and impact

4.1. Drivers and barriers for e-Paper
- 4.1.1. Drivers for adopting e-Paper
- 4.1.2. Impediments to e-Paper
4.2. Outlook

Summary of Tables and Figures

Table 1: Comparison of the major e-Paper technologies
Table 2: e-Paper technology advantages and disadvantages overview
Table 3: e-Paper roadmap
Table 4: Comparison of display technologies
Table 5: Overview of e-Paper technology companies
Table 6: Industrial investors in e-Paper
Table 7: Subscription types for Les Echos e-Paper
Table 8: Benchmark for e-Paper press projects
Table 9: Deployed e-Paper publishing projects
Table 10: e-Paper publishing projects in the test phase
Table 11: Commercially available readers with e-Paper screens
Table 12: Projects for readers with e-Paper screens
Table 13: Watches with e-Paper screens
Table 14: Other commercially available CE products with e-Paper screens
Table 15: CE products with e-Paper screens soon to be available
Table 16: Specialists in electronic labelling offering e-Paper solutions
Table 17: e-Paper label projects in supermarkets
Table 18: Billboard e-Paper projects
Table 19: e-Paper display projects in high traffic public and private locations
Table 20: Companies offering e-Paper POS solutions
Table 21: Commercially available telephones with e-Paper screens
Table 22: Mobile telephone projects using e-Paper
Table 23: Monthly ARPU for mobile services (voice and data) by geographic region, 2003-2007
Table 24: Telecom operators' initiative in digital content on e-Paper
Table 25: e-Paper' s advantages in both “paper” and “electronics” technologies
Table 26: Integrators positioned in e-Paper

Figure 1: Segmented and matrix displays
Figure 2: Principle of electrophoresis technology
Figure 3: E Ink' s process for manufacturing an e-Paper screen
Figure 4: SiPix Microcup
Figure 5: Roll-to-roll printing process
Figure 6: BiNem structure in two liquid crystal states
Figure 7: Principle of the technology developed by Fujitsu
Figure 8: Principle of electrochromic windows
Figure 9: Principle of electrowetting
Figure 10: Opalux' s colour technology design
Figure 11: Liquavista' s ColorBright
Figure 12: LG Philips' 16.7 million colour screen
Figure 13: Nemoptic' s BD 1000
Figure 14: Flexible e-Paper screens
Figure 15: Polymer Vision' s Readius
Figure 16: e-Paper value chain
Figure 17: Influential companies in e-Paper
Figure 18: Change in paid circulation for daily newspapers in Europe and the United States, annual growth rate (%)
Figure 19: Readers offered by Les Echos for their e-Paper offer
Figure 20: Worldwide publishing market (billion EUR)
Figure 21: Amazon' s Kindle
Figure 22: Estimated increase in worldwide reader sales
Figure 23: Fujitsu' s Flepia reader models
Figure 24: Example of commercialised readers with e-Paper screens
Figure 25: Example of communications watches (without e-Paper)
Figure 26: Citizen Watch' s mural clock with e-Paper screen
Figure 27: Seiko and Phosphor watches with e-Paper screens
Figure 28: Weather station with e-Paper screen
Figure 29: Storage peripherals integrating an e-Paper screen
Figure 30: Prototypes for laptops with e-Paper screens
Figure 31: Comparison between an LCD label and an e-Paper label
Figure 32: Tesco' s e-Paper electronic labelling test
Figure 33: Examples of Pricer' s electronic labels
Figure 34: Worldwide RFID market in billions of USD from 2008 through 2018
Figure 35: PARIFLEX Project
Figure 36: Worldwide advertising market and the outdoor advertising share (million USD)
Figure 37: Digital display' s market share compared to traditional display in Western Europe
Figure 38: Billboard with e-Paper screen
Figure 39: Examples of POS panels using Ink-In-Motion screens
Figure 40: Expansion of mobile terminal market worldwide, in value and units
Figure 41: Motorola' s Motofone F3
Figure 42: Mobile telephones with e-Paper screens
Figure 43: Mobile phone keypads using e-Paper
Figure 44: P-Per mobile telephone design
Figure 45: Most viewed mobile sites in France by category
Figure 46: Additional e-Paper screen for telephones
Figure 47: SoftBank Telecom' s e-Paper solution
Figure 48: Example of smart cards with e-Paper screens
Figure 49: Touch screen tablet with an e-Paper screen for the medical sector
Figure 50: Innovative e-Paper uses
Figure 51: Environmental impact of paper, web and e-Paper solutions for reading a newspaper
Figure 52: Projection for e-Paper market growth (billion USD)
Figure 53: Status of e-Paper adoption by sector

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