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The ultimate pocket library plus seven more concepts that will make your daily grind a little smoother

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Pocket Library
Kevin Hand
Flexible e-ink screens, as easy on the eyes as newsprint, will wirelessly grab the documents you need when you enter a meeting. You can then unfurl them on the train or switch over to the newspaper. Researchers at Dutch company Polymer Vision have created flexible circuitry that bonds to displays at low temperatures so that screens can bend without melting or breaking. Now they’re working on circuits for high-resolution 8-by-11-inch displays.
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One Pen for Everything
Kevin Hand
German pen company Staedtler created the first pen to write on almost anything. Next: ink that chemically adapts to that surface. Staedtler is closely watching academic research into smart inks, which change to optimize molecular bonds with a surface. Paper could trigger non-bleeding ink; whiteboards might produce a dry-wipeable substance.
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