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David Savastano, Editor11.14.12
For many companies, markets evolve and opportunities arise. Plastic Logic is one such company. A few years ago, Plastic Logic was at the front and center of the eReader field, but the market changed and Plastic Logic found it needed to shift its focus.
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Armed with a major infusion of capital from Rusnano, Oak Investment Partners and Amadeus Capital Partners, Plastic Logic has developed its “Plastic Inside” approach, developing flexible plastic displays that can be used for touch screens, sensors, tags and much more. Through the use of organic thin film transistors (OTFTs), these displays are ultra-thin and ultra-lightweight, range in size from one to 20 inches and can be either monochrome or color.
The transition to becoming a flexible display supplier has had its challenges, but Plastic Logic seems comfortable with its new approach.
Most recently, Plastic Logic announced that it is collaborating wit
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