PaperTab

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PaperTab behaves like a series of paper-thin,

 low-power flexible displays that can interact

 both with your gestures and with each other..

PaperTab:

Pad mini may be as thin as a pencil but what is the thinnest a tablet can get? 

PaperTab developers say paper thin. It looks like a piece of paper, and bends like one too but it is powered by an Intel processor and has a touchscreen display. Transfer of content is also as easy as touching one PaperTab to the next.

Plastic Logic has announced their "flexible multi-display" PaperTab has been judged runner-up in Innovation of the Year part of the latest T3 Gadget Awards. The T3 Gadget Awards are now in their seventh year and, with nearly one million votes being cast across the categories, is considered to be one of the world’s leading celebrations of technology.

Although very thin,  
 10.7-inch screen so you don’t suffer any lost in screen space. 
Research are as of now chipping away at ad libbing this progressive innovation to make it accessible monetarily. Flip telephones may have been a things of days gone by yet one day, we may have the capacity to overlay our tablets and cell phones, similar to we would paper.



Two PaperTab displays placed next to one another will automatically align the image and ‘tile’ to form a larger display. Tapping one on another can move content between the two. Manipulation of the displays themselves – bending a corner for instance – can send an email, scroll through documents or drawing revisions and objects can be dragged between one and another using a stylus.

PaperTab was the result of collaboration between Plastic Logic that developed the flexible organic thin film transistor technology used in the displays, the Human Media Lab led by Professor Roel Vertegaal of Queens University, Canada and Intel, whose Core i5 processor drives it.
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