The books will dissapear with tech evolution? What will happen with paper?
@The_King_Arthur (31)
Brazil
March 24, 2007 9:51pm CST
With the evolution of tecnology, so many things change fast and this affect the way of life of people around the globe.
And so on the trend is substitute old things for new and modern ones.
What will happen with books?
The term e-books (eletronic) refer to the new compact devices that just started to appear in the market. With them you can storage hundreds of books in a simply card and search for a title easily!
That device hav screen ilumination and is easy to read in dark.
E-books can be considered too, all "book" that you read on pc screen.
Considering the advantages of the devices, eletronical books will take the market soon?
What will happen with paper?
People will prefer to read big texts on the new way or will still prefer to turn each page of a paper book to get into your favorite chapter?
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@The_King_Arthur (31)
• Brazil
25 Mar 07
Yeah me too, its impossible to explain but is strange read books in devices.
@arseniajoaquin (1732)
• Philippines
27 Mar 07
I don't think books will disappear just because of the evolution of technology such as the internet. Books are more convenient to read than in a computer.
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@shooie (4984)
• United States
25 Mar 07
I don't think books will totally go away. Look there are books that are thousands of years ago. We tried to go paperless at one of my jobs and I myself had my customers almost there before I moved. But there were other buyers that loved the good ole paper trail. I don't think paper will totally go away either.
