In fact, I always think that computers should be easy to carry and hard to break. As early as 1999, many designers in the field of personal computers envisioned a flexible computer. We now have this technology and there are many applications for things like smartphones and tablets.
Imagine the American track and field relay team passing a baton to win the gold medal, and then using the device to send an email to all mothers, saying they just won the gold medal? All of this will happen soon, sometimes the weight of the computer system will not exceed one of the aluminum batons they currently use at the Olympics, yes, imagine?
Then, the imagination is no longer because computer hardware scientists and researchers now have an article in the Kurzweil Accelerating Intelligence Online News published on May 5, 2011, entitled "Flexible Paper Computer Deformation Smartphone or Tablet" .
There is also a link to a YouTube video on the subject of the Human Media Lab, which focuses on the latest research from Arizona State University [Inspirational Environmental Research Group] and Queen's University Human Media Lab; "PaperPhone: Understanding Mobile on Flexi Electronic Paper Displays Using curved gestures in the device"
On the tablet side, it is difficult to pinpoint the exact location of future computer hardware, but I think it's safe to say that they will have video and holographic conferencing capabilities, and they will be all-in-one devices. This new technology for flexible computers also makes sense, why not. It seems that every time Apple launches a new iPhone version, it will have more important features, and there will be leading technology.
So, when do I ask these flexible iPad tablets? It will be in 2012, 2013, 2014, or what is your guess? You know, in my opinion, a flexible tablet is what everyone will carry in the future. They can stuff it into the back pocket without worrying about sitting on it. It will be indestructible, indestructible, and the existence of such computer hardware means that other applications for tablets used in industry and commerce will soon become more viable.
Indeed, I hope that you can consider all of this and think about it. If you have any comments, concerns, questions or case studies on future prototyping, please email me.
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