Paper is dead

[Mara]

Deep in the labs of Philips Research, two of the world's top nanotechnology experts are thinking about Muggles. Scientists Johan Feenstra and Rob Hayes think they've figured out how a process called electrowetting can make paper that can do anything a videoscreen does.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4880556/

[Terry Penrod]

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I know, this new technology is just so cool. It really is like seeing old sci-fi movies and fantasy books brought to life.

Still waiting for my inexpensive, 3D personal home holograph unit though.

Cheers, Terry

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[Nova]

Awesome. Nanotechnology will definitely solve a lot of problems.

[Ravanor]

Hopefully if this works computer screens will be developed that also use it, when it gets more advanced.

Nanotechnology will definitely solve a lot of problems.
Yes, like how to fit a square cube through a round hole. :P

[Nova]

Smart ass :face5:

[Terry Penrod]

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From chipless paint, vastly improved energy efficient materials and better bulletproof vests to new ways of combating pollution, potentially mind boggling computer advancements and a whole new method of highly targeted, amazingly efficient cancer surgery at the microscopic level, nanothechnology is already helping to solve many of man's most perplexing problems. Just think what the future may hold when we have actaully had time to thoroughly explore, test and development it.

Cheers, Terry

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