This is a very thought-provoking concept of the ereading device, designed by Paperus, Germany.
The idea restores the ancient way of navigating through the book, back to the times when papyrus was being used. The design is based on rolling (or scrolling) instead of page-turning.
Does it have chances? Would you be willing to try it and use it? Or is it just one step too far?
Via Paperus on YouTube. (via e-book friendly)
The idea restores the ancient way of navigating through the book, back to the times when papyrus was being used. The design is based on rolling (or scrolling) instead of page-turning.
Does it have chances? Would you be willing to try it and use it? Or is it just one step too far?
Via Paperus on YouTube. (via e-book friendly)
1 comment:
Nope.
That thing would drive me nuts.
And I really reckon from a PR point of view, that if you're going to make a video clip to sell your new Reader technothing, you shouldn't have a book called 'Sexy Doll' on it.
Unless that's just the prude coming out in me.
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