The rise and fall of Pixel QI – How it shaped the e-reader revolution

Pixel Qi is a company that started right at the cusp of the e-reader revolution. It was started in 2008, one year after the original Kindle was released.

Pixel QI is Officially out of Business

Pixel Qi first first established in 2008 by Mary Lou Jepson and…

Why E-Readers Are Not Innovative Anymore

Three years ago e-readers seemed to embrace new technology and give customers…

Pixel Qi Working on New Retina Display Screen Technology

Pixel Qi is enamoured with the Apple iPad 3, but is not…

Pixel Qi Shifting their Business Strategy away from Consumer Electronics

Pixel Qi is well known for developing a new breed of screens…

Sol Computer to launch 7 inch Android and Windows tablets with Pixel Qi displays

Sol is adding some more variety to its line of tablets this…

Pixel QI and Shizhu Team up to Release 4 Tablets

Pixel Qi and China based Shizhu Technologies have ironed out an agreement…

3M Ventures invests in Pixel QI

3M Ventures an investment arm based in Germany has just invested in…

OLPC’s XO-3 tablet set for 2012 debut

OLPC or One Laptop Per Child’s dream of coming up with a…

Notion Ink Adam 2 to use new Pixel QI Display and Tegra 3 Processor

Today we broke the news that the Notion Ink Adam 2 is…

Good e-Reader Exclusive – Pixel Qi Demonstrates Screen technology and announces New Partners at Computex 2011

We caught up with Mary Lou Jepsen, the CEO of Pixel Qi…

Pixel Qi developing a new screen for Notion Ink Adam

Pixel Qi demonstrated to us at Computex a new screen they are…

ZTE tablet with Pixel Qi display

The China based ZTE has introduced a new tablet at the ongoing…

Pixel QI Technology at CES 2011 – Pixel QI vs. Amazon Kindle e-ink Comparison

Squirreled away in hidden meeting rooms contained the executive layer of Pixel…

Pixel Qi to show off 3 LCD-TFT screens at CES 2011

Pixel Qi technology should get its chance to shine this year via…

Mirasol display to be ready by early 2011

It’s just human tendency to want more. Like while we would like…