Given that space shuttles now use a touchscreen it's fair to assume you're wrong. One hundred years will likely bring us a brain interface. You're thinking too small.
> Ever since the International Space Station (ISS) welcomed its first residents in November of 2000, there have been printers on board.
> Astronauts use them to print out critical mission information, emergency evacuation procedures and, sometimes, photos from home. According to NASA, they print roughly 1,000 pages a month on two printers; one is installed on the U.S. side of the ISS, the other in the Russian segment.
There are 7 astronauts on the ISS currently, equating to about 5 printouts per person per day.