E-paper At Its Best

I bet you have never heard about this device called “E-paper”. The company that produces it believes that this device would be the first to be truly mass-produced, and may even reach production levels of one million per year by the end of 2005. Since the company seems so confident of their new product, there must be something about this amazing device.

First of all, you can download several programs and images into your E-paper. It is similar to a computer; you can put the program you want inside it. Now, instead of a computer, you got a new choice! Imagine what conveniences it can bring to those poor students. Being able to download book programs as well, students can free themselves from the age-old hassle of carrying bulky textbooks inside their backpacks. Furthermore, since reducing paper waste is one of the top priorities now, people seem to put more focus o

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What is more, probably everyone would have his or her own E-paper. Paragraph 2 topic sentence: First of all, you can download several programs and images into your E-paper. Suggestion, opinion, or prediction: What is more; probably everyone would have his or her own E-paper. 5 grams! You cannot even feel the existence of it while carrying it in your bag, not to mention it to be a burden. It can help to reduce paper waste, since it is reusable.

Of course, since it has a “paper” in its name, instead that it shapes like a piece of paper, it is also flexible and rollable, too! You can fold and stick it in your pocket, roll it up and put in your bag, or, just grab it and carry away with you! The device is a rectangular screen just three times thickness of a sheet of paper and measures five inches diagonally. Hook: I bet you have never heard about this device called “E-paper”. Students can free themselves from carrying bulky textbooks inside their backpacks. Paragraph 4 topic sentence: Now, what surprises me most is: how much does this thing weigh, anyway?

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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