E Ink's technology involves tiny capsules of positively charged white particles and negatively charged black particles.
(Associated Press/File)
E Ink sale price questioned
Some investors say $215m proposal undervalues firm
E Ink's technology involves tiny capsules of positively charged white particles and negatively charged black particles.
(Associated Press/File)
Some investors behind a Cambridge company that helped make Amazon.com's Kindle e-reader a success are balking at its proposed $215 million sale, saying its cutting-edge technology is worth more. (Full article: 910 words)
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