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Corning Glass: The Future of Glass Technology [Videos]

Posted By Eric Dye on April 8, 2012

Corning has been working with glass technology for over 160 years.

Even though I admire my iMac screen and touch devices, I’ve never really thought about the glass that’s used. After all, it’s not just any glass. Now that I’ve seen these two videos by Corning glass, it certainly has caused me to take notice!

Here’s how Corning invisions the future of glass technology:

A Day Made of Glass

A Day Made of Glass 2

Pretty cool, right?

About Eric Dye: I am an entrepreneur and human rights advocate. I spend most of my time as writer and editor for ChurchMag and Finding Justice, but you can also find me working on Live Theme and for the International Human Rights Group. All while enjoying my family and sipping espresso in Italy. You can circle Eric on Google+

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