What do you mean by "digital paper"?  Or, in other words, what
features do you want?

Several companies sell Bi-stable Cholesteric displays that keep their
contents after power off, but are different than E-Ink type displays
in a variety of ways.

E-Ink does have "stock" sizes and parts, but they are still rather expensiv=
e.

If you don't care about power consumption, then why not a regular cheap LCD?

-Adam

On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 10:17 PM, AGSCalabrese<agscal@gmail.com> wrote:
> I would be happy to find a cheeeep =A0B/W or two tone display. =A0It can
> be as slow as snot in January and i don't care what the power
> consumption is.
>
> Gus S. Calabrese
> Denver , CO
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