At Finetech Japan, Bridgestone displayed their AeroBee E-paper display, which is the commercial version of their QR-LPD display which has been shown at various prototype stages throughout it's development. "This digital paper works in a very different way from E-Ink's technology. AeroBee works by using black and white electrified powder, and making the powder move in air.
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