Jacques Angele

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).

Nemoptic, an e-paper display company, designs and manufactures superior-quality bistable liquid crystal displays (LCD) modules highly suitable for consumer and professional mobile devices. Unlike other e-paper LCDs in the market, Nemoptic offers a white screen, giving users the best image contrast and a remarkable screen reading experience, comparable to ink on paper. The company's cutting-edge technology, BiNem® (Bistable Nematic), has application in a range of handheld devices, including educational e-books, e-dictionaries, e-newspapers, ultra mobile PCs, mobile phones, toys as well as electronic shelf labels. Nemoptic e-paper displays are recognized for their high resolution, zero-power consumption when holding images, fast-refreshing screens, and low-cost. They come in pure black and white and offer a large number of colors. Nemoptic leads in the development of bendable, full-color rendering e-paper displays. Created in 1999, Nemoptic, headquartered near Paris, has raised more than 46 millions Euros. It operates a pilot line in Sweden and has a license agreement with Seiko Instruments Inc who runs a large-scale production facility in Akita (Japan).