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NB: Handwriting RIP?

The ubiquity of the keyboard - and the numerical keypad (think chip and PIN) - means the handwritten word (signature, letter, number) is a rarity and even, according to some, on the brink of extinction. But can technology really kill off the scribe? The Guardian takes a closer look...

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Published: 14 February 2006 12:50 GMT

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