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Old 09-23-2009, 12:31 AM   #1
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Fictional references to ebooks and epaper
I've been wondering if people know of some good fictional references to the use of ebooks and epaper.
I know of two:
- The Andromeda Strain telemovie (2005), where a military presentation is given on thin flexible colour epaper;
- Star Trek: Voyager television series, where a chief engineer reads a ebook on her break on a 'data padd' (looks too small to be comfortable to read from!).
Any others, anyone?
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