Flat, flexible screen is about size of a small tabloid.
Crosscut Seattle
The electronic newspaper will carry real-time news, same as the Internet, not yesterday's news like traditional papers. Readers will turn the e-paper's pages by touching the flexible screen. And when they head off to work, readers will roll up the electronic page and stuff it in their pocket, purse, or briefcase.
Seattle Paper Denies E-Paper Plan
The Hearst Corp., which owns the Seattle Post Intelligencer, has no plans to use the Seattle daily newspaper to test a newly announced e-paper gadget, Kenneth Bronfin, president of Hearst Interactive Media, said in response to a media report.
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