New way when the e-ink technology combined with touch screen

We will never hold anything against the phone screen is too large, because we hope that the phone screen can display more information, but will also increase the display content increase the demand on battery power.How to increase the screen display range without increasing power consumption?

E-Ink Corporation today at the IFA show the company's latest prototype, designed to promote the potential hardware partners between imagination. After filling of the design of FIG. Electronic paper screen content while the LCD display of the front (non-functional), provides two ways, and these may be present concept device, electronic ink is confirmed to us the idea of at least one supplier .
E-Ink Corporation, LCD or AMOLED screen on the phone and moviles libres baratos suitable for browsing multimedia data such as video and colorful pictures, but is wasted in the text or other persistent data, such as network status and battery. Conversely, the rear of the mobile phone as a whole - also usually wasted space - filling the screen of the electronic paper, i.e. consumes minimal battery life (need only be changed when the power). Power consumption in the display of the screen of the E-link persistent data state where the power consumption is almost zero. Addition E-LNK thickness of the screen are very thin, it's very suitable for the industrial design of the mobile phone to cell phones E-lnk .
In addition, there is What kind of material can replace E-lnk smartphone libres screen it?In fact, the e-ink technology has been widely used in other areas of life, such as outdoor advertising displays, such as the the QE code of advertising. The popularity of e-books, multi-domain application proves the possibility of electronic ink application on the mobile phone display.
E-Ink Corporation does not tell me their real thoughts, but they said very interested in the smartphone screen electronic ink applications, they do not rule out the possibility of their own into the mobile phone manufacturing. The first such devices may be put on the market at the earliest in 2013.