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Coming soon: Paper computers. No, really.

24 February, 2012 - 20:44
A new material innovation could bring paper back to the office. Photo: <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/13815526@N02/5630896990/">Pierre Lacourt (Flickr)</a>
A new material innovation could bring paper back to the office. Photo: Pierre Lacourt (Flickr)

Need a new computer; will that be paper or plastic?

Paper PP Alloy is a new material that might bring paper back to the office. The alloy, a combination of recyclable paper and polypropylene, could replace the traditional plastic shelling on computers.

Not only is the new material environmentally friendlier, but it's also strong,[...]

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