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Originally Posted by Antoinekamel
E-readers can already be hacked and run an almost full-functioning Android system. When e-ink gets faster (it will happen, as by news posted in this forum), nothing out-of-the-box will limit e-readers power.
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Can e-ink readers be hacked to run Android?
E-ink will get faster, but it's probably never going to be commercially viable to run videos on it, and the color problems (colors look washed-out and dull) are a matter of physics, not technological skill.
In any case "device is hackable to do [X]" is not likely to be relevant in legal discussions about what features are required to be included.