PaperTab: Revolutionary paper tablet reveals future tablets to be thin and flexible as paper. (by Plastic Logic humanmedialab)

Fascinating to see bending the paper used to scroll, and touching papers to exchange information.

Source: youtube.com

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    PaperTab by Human Media Lab showcases revolutionary paper tablets that are thin and flexible as paper. Bending
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