Abstract: An electronic information distribution system that includes at least one server and a user display terminal. The server and the display terminal cooperate in the transfer, the management, and the display of display information, such management techniques including: efficient storage of display information, allocation of display information for initial and subsequent presentations, and distribution of display information from the at least one server.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display of the present invention includes first and second substrates. The first substrate has a surface supporting thereon a plurality of parallel first electrodes. The second substrate has a first surface and second surface opposed to the first surface. The first surface supports thereon a plurality of parallel second electrodes. The second substrate is positioned so that the first surface opposes the surface of the first substrate to define a gap therebetween and the first and second electrodes cross with each other. A memory type liquid crystal is filled in the gap. A plurality of first and second terminals are positioned on the second surface and electrically connected with the first and second electrodes, respectively, so that the first and second terminals are capable of being connected with an external device.