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Electronic paper, also know as e-paper is another important development in the industry in regards to corporate social responsibility. There are several e-book readers already on the market, although not in the UK, such as the Amazon Kindle. However does this spell the end of the physical book and paper we are all used to? There's much to be [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] said for electronic paper and ink. It saves the rainforests and is environmentally friendly, but they are unlikely to [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] replace the paper-backed book anytime soon. Reading massive documents from a screen is a burden on the eyes; the glare from the backlit text can strain the reader optically and for many it feels inherently unnatural.
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The Future Of Printing, The End Of Paper?
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