This is a really amazing innovation. A new 10.7-inch, paper-thin tablet-like device has been made by Canadian university. What makes this device unique is that users can control through traditional gestures or by moving or bending its flexible display. Flexible like paper!
Actually this 'PaperTab" was developed by the Quuen's University Human Media lab using technologies from Plastic Logic who manufactures the "plastic transistor technology" that allows for flexible electronic devices and Intel who supplies the second-generation Core i5 processor running the PaperTab. This device uses a 10.7-inch flexible touchscreen that users can bend to perform functions such as turning a page. And one more unique feature that this device has: it can sense when other PaperTabs are near and allow multiple units to transfer documents through touch or, to work together as multiple windows of a single application.
