You still have the basic problem of getting information into your eyes and out of your fingertips.  There is nothing on the practical horizon that really looks like it's going to revolutionize either of these things - what has been changing is that mass market consumers are being taught that they don't need these things, that nearly-illiterate pidgin talk is fine ("omg u dnt hv 2 typ 2 1mil wds 2 say hi how r u") and that all you really need the screen for is looking at movie trailers and laughing at the latest funny cat picture.

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