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Originally Posted by anamardoll
Yeah, I included them, but then deleted them since my phrasing was "touch and tablet" and I'm not sure that either of them have put out a tablet?
I guess there's Pandigital, but I don't really know the details on that one.  |
Sony has announced two (quite snazzy) tablets:
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/...haped-devices/
I'm not sure when they are going to be released.
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Originally Posted by jswinden
Fantasy ereader time. Not that this will ever happen but wouldn't it be nice if the big players would license their reader firmware/apps to third-party reader manufacturers and allow them to modify the apps and design said readers with multiple, built-in reader apps?
It would be heaven to have an eInk and/or tablet reader manufactured by a third-party, reputable company that could not only read Kindle, Sony, Nook bought books, but allow you to seamlessly buy from their stores (and other stores) and combine the books into a single library. Of course the reader apps would have to be greatly improved by third-party developers rather than the lackluster apps released by the big players.
It will never happen for many reasons, but it is nice to dream.
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I love that idea.. yes, it is nice to dream.
