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Printer in your pocket
Swedish engineer Alex Breton has developed the world’s smallest printer, the perfect gadget for travellers. The PrintBrush is slightly bigger than a regular ballpoint pen. It allows you to take a photo and then instantly print it onto any surface.
Why it matters
People are travelling more than ever, inspiring inventors to revolutionise our technological world. Are we reaching the next stage of technological advancement with the merging of digital and the real world?
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