This post-modern love story has its historical roots in a repetition of the moral to the end of the Cretaceous Period, when dinosaurs became extinct, clearing the Earth for the rise of smaller, lither, more well-equipped mammals and, eventually, the course of humanity. The recent history of computerized devices shares the tenor: the first modern computers, being large, docile machines, were just made to give way to more compact versions, culminating, to the furthest stretch of time as we know it, in the rise of the tablets. The recent history of technology advancements teaches that the path to happiness is paved with ever-smaller, and ever-more potent, devices. Mobility is a bedrock consideration for modern business practice, including the practice of law. But today’s mobile tool kit may be incomplete without a portable scanner, that will allow you to roam free, and paperless, wherever you happen to be.
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