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I have waited impatiently since the 1990s for a functioning E-ink reader with fast enough page turns to browse documentation. And the reason it isn't here is n
by BugBrother 12y ago
I have waited impatiently since the 1990s for a functioning E-ink reader with fast enough page turns to browse documentation.
And the reason it isn't here is not technical problems -- it is because some shaved chimpanzee of an MBA thought high quality E-readers without colour (or a battery good "just" for a few days) was too small a market?!
I have vertigo.
- daveloyall 12y agoI reviewed snogglethorpe's link and then searched a bit. Apparently the same company that made that demo also makes an ebook reader. I don't know if it is cool or not. I don't know their stance on Free Software and Open Hardware. But... They do have a 'video' tag on their blog. http://blog.bookeen.com/tag/video/ http://blog.bookeen.com/tag/video/ Cheers!
- MaysonL 12y agoThey seem to have released an 8" 1024X768 reader "Cybook Ocean" earlier this year, about 180 euros.
- BugBrother 12y agoI can't find any info on how quick the page turns are? No A4 size? (The reader MaysonL mentions doesn't seem to be on sale yet? I don't see review from 2014, at least?)