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Aaron Marcus, The Past 100 Years of the Future, Page 123 Figure: Scene from Ultraviolet, 2006 Another innovation depicted in the movie is that of thin credit-card, or “paper”, possibly “throw-away” phones, perhaps using a plastic substance. These might be stored where we would have kept our credit cards in the old (our current) days. (Acknowledgement: TBD.) 123
Aaron Marcus, The Past 100 Years of the Future, Page 124 Figure: Scene from Ultraviolet, 2006 The movie also provides several instances of realisticly complex informationvisualizaton displays. These seem convincingly dense and intricate, more elaborate than many shown in sci-fi films and certainly more complex as verbi-visual displays than many of the textual displays in the Matrix series films. (Acknowledgement: TBD.) 124
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