We hope the time is good. It seems to have finally arrived when the pleasure of reading the newspaper in a chair (or table in the bar overlooking the sea at S ':-) Archittu is married with the' efficiency 's digital information.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1077864/Revolutionary-plastic-e-paper-set-hit-high-street.html
E 'came the electronic journal of plastic. As well as flexible electronic paper (here the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jwld9lGKSz4&feature=related ).
I think all of us who are concerned with training (also) in digital media at least once we did do a 'training to our students, asking them to make an effort of imagination and try to "invent" a new "device" that could be updated on the 'relevant information daily and had maximum convenience and flexibility of use. The 'training course ended with the discovery that there' was nothing that could be compared for comfort and flexibility to the journal paper.
inform us that: "The e-reader is the brainchild of students at Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory and will be developed by manufacturing plant Plastic Logic at a factory in Germany. The invention is two to hit the high street next year. Each part of the design will be made from plastic and will be super-thin, as light as the average magazine and able to store and display documents. "
Well, if it will work for sure stop calling the newspapers on paper" dead tree papers
:-) We are here waiting for him ...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1077864/Revolutionary-plastic-e-paper-set-hit-high-street.html
E 'came the electronic journal of plastic. As well as flexible electronic paper (here the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jwld9lGKSz4&feature=related ).
I think all of us who are concerned with training (also) in digital media at least once we did do a 'training to our students, asking them to make an effort of imagination and try to "invent" a new "device" that could be updated on the 'relevant information daily and had maximum convenience and flexibility of use. The 'training course ended with the discovery that there' was nothing that could be compared for comfort and flexibility to the journal paper.
inform us that: "The e-reader is the brainchild of students at Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory and will be developed by manufacturing plant Plastic Logic at a factory in Germany. The invention is two to hit the high street next year. Each part of the design will be made from plastic and will be super-thin, as light as the average magazine and able to store and display documents. "
Well, if it will work for sure stop calling the newspapers on paper" dead tree papers
:-) We are here waiting for him ...
