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So PixelQi is working on creating a display that’s good enough to work as both a high-definition LCD and a high-contrast e-paper surface as well.

A case in point is the miserable monochrome LCD that was originally installed in the Amstrad PPC640 portable 8086 PC that [Drygol] recently picked up.

There was, however, a monochrome LCD display that, while limited to 3.5-inches across one way, can be made as long as needed, making it perfect for long wall-length displays or arrays.

IDW makes small monochrome LCD displays of the kind seen in cordless phones, PDAs, car audio devices and medical instruments. The displays are typically custom designed for specific products.