Is there any legal problem to sell E-reader in North America, like Jinke V2?

javadou · 04-05-2006, 12:08 PM

Are there any legal problems to sell E-reader in North America, like Jinke V2?

TaKir · 04-05-2006, 02:01 PM

I think there are no problems. If you mean DRM etc., Jinke V2 could be called a "book for notes" (not notebook pc).

It could be really with no reading program installed on it.

But, as we know, Jinke's firmware can be updated via SD-card, so - no problem, this reading soft can be only at CD with other software and user manual. With step-by step instruction how to install or update new firmware at Jinke's site.

04-05-2006, 12:08 PM	#1
javadou Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2006	Is there any legal problem to sell E-reader in North America, like Jinke V2? Are there any legal problems to sell E-reader in North America, like Jinke V2?

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TaKir Keine Ursache! )) Posts: 146 Karma: 63 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Almost everywhere Device: Lbook V8 & V3_Vizplex	I think there are no problems. If you mean DRM etc., Jinke V2 could be called a "book for notes" (not notebook pc). It could be really with no reading program installed on it. But, as we know, Jinke's firmware can be updated via SD-card, so - no problem, this reading soft can be only at CD with other software and user manual. With step-by step instruction how to install or update new firmware at Jinke's site.

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