Thread: Astak Mentor eBook readers with WiFi and Touchscreen (read-only)
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Old 06-03-2008, 12:20 PM   #384
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Originally Posted by Walk Broad View Post
Microsoft, as much as I think they should/could have come out with a reader of their own a long time ago. (Windows Mobile Professional and Microsoft Reader on a HTC Advantage size device minus the phone capabilities and keyboard, but I digress), could also be "checking" out the device for their own entry. Again, who knows.
Oh please NO.
No really - Microsoft has its rotten fingers in more than enough different markets. Let them miss this one. Otherwise we would never see the end of DRM and (in the not too far future) could read our books only on Windows Vista 2 pcs spotting more than 4 GB RAM, 40GB HDD and at least a dual-core cpu for the bare operating system ...
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