¿RecuerdaLa era del diamante? Salía un libro llamado “Manual ilustrado para jovencitas”, que por medio de nanotecnología e informática se iba a ajustando a la personalidad de la lectora y permitía mostrar imágenes, vídeo y otras muchas cosas. Pues el día en que podamos tener un libro tal en las manos está cada vez más cerca informa Nature:
A single sheet looks pretty much like ordinary paper. But the ink can be rearranged electronically fast enough to show video movies.
Its devisers, Robert Hayes and Johan Feenstra, have also figured out how to create full-colour displays. Their colour screens would be four times brighter than the flat devices currently made from liquid crystals, they reckon.
The invention is the latest version of ‘electronic ink’. Researchers hope to combine the convenience, robustness and readability of printed material with the vast and flexible information content of laptop computers.
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