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Rainbows End by Vernor Vinge:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
Excellent near-future novel by Vernor Vinge. A recovering Alzheimer's patient slowly regains his wits in the San Diego of 2025. A poet, he learns to adapt to a world in which real and virtual blend perfectly. Select
an invention:
Camera Tunnel A device that captures images of shredded documents from all sides for reassembly.
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Librareome Project Blasting libraries into bits to create a library of perfect digitized electronic books.
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