e-ink is here

e-Paper Screen ... interesting.

I dunno hey ... at R140 for a book from a shop, if they can make the e-book like R20 then i may just go for it.
But .. .the article does not even think of discussing the price of the e-book :(.
 
dug around - pricepoint $300 to $400

interesting from the fact that the e-paper thing is up and running - I thought it was still just a twinkle in some geeks eye
 
I love my PDA and ebooks, so I would buy that - in a heartbeat.

Have to agree though that ebook prices is too high, should be at least 50% off the real-book. But then again, there are millions of books available on the internet for download - and at a fraction of the size of a TV series, no need to worry about your cap!


HOWEVER, M$ have to inprove their abominable Reader - what a total piece of ****. I STILL cannot activate my PDA version, clicking the soft keys skips 2-3 pages, the Library has a useless red bar on the left, meaning you cannot see the books full title, and the list goes on (my favourite other pet hate is "Microsoft reader can no longer access the ebook").

Where possible, I use Mobipocket - touch anywhere on the screen to turn pages, better library layout, and it never "cannot access your ebook".
Not that it does not have its own problems (page numbers behave oddly and the autoscroll cannot be adjusted for speed?).
 
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