According to some analysts handwritng could be http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7907888.stm. In fact a century from now, our handwriting may only be legible to experts.
There undoubtedly continues to be a rapid rise of electronic communication channels.
We've already seen it with more people getting their news from the web and Amazon's Kindle, a reading device where you can read thousands of books electronically online whichis growing in popularity.
The end of the traditional jigsaw puzzle?
That got me thinking at All Jigsaws Puzzles.co.uk as whether there is a future for the printed jigsaw puzzles? Can these printed jigsaws remain popular or would hobbyists prefer electronic versions in years to come.
We've been selling jigsaws for the past six years and year-on-year we've seen that printed jigsaws remain popular
This is something I'm not surprised by. There's something about the old fashioned jigsaw puzzle 'on the go' at Christmas and other holidays time which can bring families together. Personally, I can't see members of my family moving jigsaw pieces around on my PC!
So we think the future remains very strong for the humble printed jigsaw puzzle. With the internet, mobiles, television, isn't it nice to think that not everything has to keep up with electronic developments.
But what do you think?
Tim
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