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市場調查報告書

電子紙顯示器市場：預測及技術動向（2010年∼2020年）

E-Paper Displays: Markets, Forecasts, Technologies 2010-2020

出版商 IDTechEx Ltd.
出版日期 2009年09月 商品編碼 100332
內容資訊 英文 132 PAGES Tables 8 Figures 90
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本報告已在2011年07月27日停止出版。

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電子紙顯示器的市場·預測·技術(2011-2021年)
E-Paper Displays: Markets, Forecasts, Technologies 2011-2021
出版日期 : 2011年07月
商品編碼: 204864

簡介

電子紙（e紙）顯示器市場2010年的1億3,100萬美元規模預計至2020年將成長為74億5,000萬美元。

本報告書內容包括：e閱讀器、行動電話、音樂播放器顯示器、智慧卡片顯示器等各種應用領域的電子紙顯示器市場預測結果。內容綱要摘記如下：

第1章 實施概要及結論

第2章 介紹

  • 範圍
  • 電子紙顯示器的應用方法
  • 彈性創造龐大市場
  • 顏色、切換速度
  • E書
  • 行動電話、音樂播放器
  • 智慧卡片
  • 電子服飾
  • 海報／招牌
  • 智慧包裝
  • 電子紙顯示器在彈性顯示器市場中佔有最大的市場佔有率

第3章 電泳顯示器

  • E Ink
  • Sipix
  • Bridgestone

第4章 電濕潤顯示器

  • Liquavista
  • ITRI
  • adt

第5章 其他雙穩定型顯示器

第6章 電致色變顯示器

  • Ntera
  • Acreo
  • Aveso
  • Ajjer

第7章 顯示器製造商

  • Prime View International (PVI)
  • Plastic Logic
  • LG
  • i-Rex
  • Samsung
  • 精工愛普生
  • 日本電氣
  • Polymer Vision

第8章 其他相關彈性顯示器元件及開發

  • 電流體（Electrofluidic）顯示器
  • 熱變色顯示器
  • 光遮光片
  • 接着劑

第9章 E閱讀器

第10章 預測

  • 技術別預測
  • 成本

第11章 附錄

目錄

Abstract

Description

The commercial success of the Amazon Kindle e-reader and the lesser yet still quite substantial uptake of e-book readers such as the iRex iLIad or the SONY PRS family have sparked up a large interest in e-paper display technologies.

E-paper displays mimic the appearance of ordinary ink on paper. Unlike conventional flat panel displays, it doesn' t require a backlight to illuminate its pixels as it reflects light like paper does and can hold text and images indefinitely without drawing power. Usually, most versions can also be flexible, thinner and more robust than other display technologies.

Report Statistics
  • Pages: 132
  • Tables: 8
  • Figures: 90
  • Forecasts to: 2020
  • Last update :Q3 2009

Table of Contents

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

2. INTRODUCTION

  • 2.1. Scope
  • 2.2. How e-paper displays are being applied
  • 2.3. Flexible is a big market
  • 2.4. Color, switching speed
  • 2.5. E-Books
  • 2.6. Cellphones, music players
  • 2.7. Smart card displays
  • 2.8. Electronic apparel
  • 2.9. Posters/signage
    • 2.9.1. Clear Channel
  • 2.10. Smart packaging/brand enhancement
    • 2.10.2. Duracell
    • 2.10.3. Cloetta bisquit/ACREO winking sign
    • 2.10.4. VTT Technology beer package game
  • 2.11. E-paper displays have the largest market share for all flexible displays

3. ELECTROPHORETIC DISPLAYS

  • 3.1. E Ink
    • 3.1.1. Technology
    • 3.1.2. Products
  • 3.2. Sipix: Microcup® electrophoretic display
    • 3.2.1. Technology
    • 3.2.2. AUO and Sipix
  • 3.3. Bridgestone: Quick Response Liquid Powder Display™

4. ELECTROWETTING DISPLAYS

  • 4.2. Liquavista
    • 4.2.1. Technology
  • 4.3. ITRI, Taiwan and PVI, Taiwan
  • 4.4. adt, Germany

5. OTHER BISTABLE DISPLAYS

  • 5.1. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
  • 5.2. Kent Displays
  • 5.3. TRED
    • 5.3.1. Technology
  • 5.4. Nemoptic
    • 5.4.1. Technology
  • 5.5. Products

6. ELECTROCHROMIC DISPLAYS

  • 6.2. Ntera
  • 6.3. Acreo
    • 6.3.1. Electrochemical displays on paper
  • 6.4. Aveso
  • 6.5. Ajjer

7. DISPLAY MAKERS

  • 7.1. Prime View International (PVI)
    • 7.1.1. Technology
    • 7.1.2. Flexible e-paper displays using EPLaR
  • 7.2. Plastic Logic
  • 7.3. LG
  • 7.4. i-Rex
  • 7.5. Samsung
  • 7.6. Seiko Epson
  • 7.7. NEC
  • 7.8. Polymer Vision
    • 7.8.2. Technology
    • 7.8.3. What went wrong

8. OTHER RELATED FLEXIBLE DISPLAY COMPONENTS AND DEVELOPMENTS

  • 8.1. Electrofluidic Displays: Gamma-Dynamics
  • 8.2. Thermochromic displays
  • 8.3. Optical shutter film: Citala, USA
  • 8.4. Adhesives, Delo Germany

9. E-READERS

  • 9.1. Content availability
  • 9.2. Amazon Kindle and Kindle 2
    • 9.2.2. Amazon Kindle DX
    • 9.2.3. FUJITSU FLEPia
  • 9.3. Iliad & Digital Reader
  • 9.4. SONY Readers
  • 9.5. Brother Industries, Japan
  • 9.6. TXTR
  • 9.7. Hanvon

10. FORECASTS

  • 10.1. Forecasts by technology
    • 10.1.1. Forecasts for color versus non color 2009-2020
    • 10.1.2. Electrophoretic displays market forecasts 2009-2020
    • 10.1.3. Electrochromic displays market forecasts 2009-2020
    • 10.1.4. Forecasts by application
  • 10.2. Costing

11. APPENDIX 1: LIST OF E READERS, PAST AND PRESENT

TABLES

  • 1.1. Market forecasts by technology, 2009-2020
  • 1.2. Market forecasts by application, 2009-2020
  • 2.1. Main factors driving the rapid growth of electronic smart packaging
  • 10.1. Market forecasts by technology, 2009-2020
  • 10.2. Market Forecasts for electronic paper and the market share for color electronic paper, 2009-2020
  • 10.3. Electrophoretic displays market forecasts 2009-2020
  • 10.4. Electrochromic displays market forecasts 2009-2020
  • 10.5. Market forecasts by application, 2009-2020

FIGURES

  • 1.1. Market forecasts by technology, 2009-2020
  • 1.2. Market forecasts by application, 2009-2019
  • 2.1. Printed Electronics Applications
  • 2.2. Flexible devices offer advantages in terms of consumer satisfaction
  • 2.3. Samsung Alias™ 2
  • 2.4. Reprogrammable electrophoretic decoration on Hitachi mobile phones only needs power when being changed
  • 2.5. T-equaliser animated t-shirt
  • 2.6. An example of the display on a billboard picture in use in London
  • 2.7. Duracell batteries/Avery Dennison tester
  • 2.8. Cloetta
  • 2.9. VTT Technology beer package game
  • 3.1. Electronic ink microcapsules
  • 3.2. EPD pixel appearance
  • 3.3. Retail Shelf Edge Labels from UPM
  • 3.4. Secondary display on a cell phone
  • 3.5. Samsung Alias™ 2
  • 3.6. SEIKO E-Ink watch
  • 3.7. Lexar portable USB flash drive
  • 3.8. World' s first display on a magazine cover
  • 3.9. Microcup® Structure
  • 3.10. Sipix Roll-to-Roll micro embossing process
  • 3.11. Embosser mold and embossed microcups
  • 3.12. Structure of Sipix e-paper
  • 3.13. Electrophoretic display on a commercially sold financial card
  • 3.14. SD card from A Data with a Sipix display
  • 3.15. Sipix Clock
  • 3.16. Schematic of the features of Electronic Liquid Powder™
  • 3.17. Bridgestone e-paper price tag
  • 3.18. Bridgestone fully bendable electronic paper
  • 3.19. Relationship between radius of curvature and reflectivity in the states of black and white in flexible QR-ELP™
  • 3.20. Roll to roll processing steps for Bridgestone' s e-paper display
  • 3.21. Flexible Full Color QR-LPD
  • 4.1. Example of a droplet contracting and relaxing
  • 4.2. Water droplets on hydrophobic surface (a) without and (b) with voltage applied
  • 4.3. Electrowetting display principle
  • 4.4. Comparison of power consumption for a variety of video displays
  • 4.5. The concept of the "future of electronic paper" according to Liquavista
  • 4.6. Excellent viewing angles in TFT backplanes and backlights
  • 4.7. Flow chart of the manufacture process
  • 4.8. adt electrowetting displays
  • 4.9. EnOcean wireless switch
  • 5.1. Color LCD by photo alignment
  • 5.2. Color printable flexible LCD
  • 5.3. KENT Displays' Reflex™ LCD
  • 5.4. TRED' s EMD² technology
  • 5.5. Principle of operation for Nemoptic' s BiNem® technology
  • 5.6. A4 e-paper display
  • 6.1. Electrochromic display on a Valentine' s card sold by Marks and Spencer in the UK in 2004 and electrochromic display with drive circuits in a laminate for smart cards..
  • 6.2. Ntera Display
  • 6.3. The dollhouse. When energy is added to the system the color of the wallpaper changes and a picture appears on the wall
  • 6.4. Two state electrolytic display on paper
  • 6.5. Seven segment display printed with bi-stable inks
  • 6.6. Aveso electrochromic display
  • 7.1. Glass e-book backplane
  • 7.2. Field shielded pixels
  • 7.3. TFT design
  • 7.4. Glass e-Book module making
  • 7.5. THE EPLaR process
  • 7.6. TFT DC stability
  • 7.7. Mobilities on glass, EPLaR before release & EPLaR after release
  • 7.8. 9.7" and 6" flexible e-paper displays by PVI
  • 7.9. Photograph of a 9.7" EPLaR display
  • 7.10. The Plastic Logic e-reader
  • 7.11. A4 size Flexible Color e-paper
  • 7.12. Cross section of LG' s e-paper display
  • 7.13. Seiko Epson e-reader
  • 7.14. A3 and A4 e-paper displays
  • 7.15. The Readius® by Polymer Vision
  • 7.16. A Polymer Vision display
  • 7.17. Display Processing Steps
  • 8.1. Comparison of electrophoretic/electrofluidic display performance in color and grayscale
  • 8.2. Duracell battery tester
  • 8.3. Interactive game on a beer package by VTT Technologies in Finland
  • 8.4. Edge encapsulation of an electrophoretic display with adhesive (blue). The DELO adhesive can be cured through the UV-blocked barrier layer (glass, PET, PEN, etc.) by means of visible light.
  • 8.5. Selection of different development products
  • 8.6. Example for the flexibility of a cured adhesive film with a thickness of 150μm (no substrate, just adhesive).
  • 9.1. Kindle and Kindle 2
  • 9.2. Kindle DX
  • 9.3. Effect of 16 level grayscale and smoothing algorithm on text display
  • 9.4. The Fujitsu FLEPia
  • 9.5. Digital Reader and Iliad by iRex Technologies
  • 9.6. The device uses an ink display and incorporates a touch screen
  • 9.7. The SONY LIBRIe
  • 9.8. Brother Industries large area e-reader
  • 9.9. The txtr reader is based on E-Ink technology
  • 9.10. Hanvon Technology claims the world' s first 5" Electronic Book series,
  • 10.1. Market forecasts by technology, 2009-2020
  • 10.2. Market Forecasts for electronic paper and the market share for full color electronic paper, 2009-2020
  • 10.3. Market forecasts by application, 2009-2020
  • 10.4. Component cost breakdown for the Amazon Kindle 2
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