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Originally Posted by cheyennedonna
Unless they do something spectacular.
It needs to be lighter, run Honeycomb - with market and integration with Google products, have a capacitive touch, preferably matte, LCD screen, e ink needs to be at least 16 levels, dual core processor, way less bezel, you need to able to adjust a PDF on the screen in small steps (kind of like scrolling) and annotations need to work like they do in Repligo Reader, the camera needs to be more than it is now - which is pretty much nothing, have an accelerometer,GPS and 3G optional.
Those are all the things I would wish for.
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I'm not with you, sorry.
This is Edge, not another tablet like all the others.
Its main focus is working with texts. Rather than adding 3g (you can have it with a usb) and GPS, they should improve battery duration, reduce body warming, and make all the core functions work flawlessly.
We didnt ever tried Android 3.0, why are we supposing already it's the nirvana?
Capacitive touchscreen for tablet side: yes, it's a must. Also they could have an optional Pixel Qi, to improve battery.
Repligo reader is not designed to work on e-ink screens.
Of course a better e-ink screen will be appreciated, but all the current Vizplex are very similar to each other, don't you think Pearl is real improvement. A better 9,7" e-ink is not ready on the market at present.
The price: Edge should remain a working machine for education/academics rather than all-purpose toy, so it doesnt make sense to go over 500 dollars. They just need to improve their software to make text exploration faster and more comfortable