Scientists in Cambridge have launched a £12m three-year project to create the next generation of e-paper, which may herald the arrival of fully interactive, all-colour computerised newspapers and magazines.
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1 comment:
I'm going with Futurismic on this one, it always seemed a bit like an 8 track to me. One of those in-between tech things that sounds like it might be cool but is limited in life span. There may be other applications for it however other than newspaper and magazine.
Michael
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