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timezone · 09-06-2009, 10:38 PM

I have to believe all of their limited resources are directed toward getting the color screen out the door. I bet the schedule is so tight they are already working late to get it out the door. Add in the bug fixes and enhancements for the DR, do we really believe the SW will ever see the light of day?

Maybe if Sony starts to offer books from a bookstore with a Wifi connection and with Amazon continuing to do what they are doing it could force their hand to pull the trigger and get it out the door for Barnes&Noble. Otherwise I still bet they wish this was a product was never announced. The best we may ever get out of this is lessons learned with Wifi connections to get it working right on the color reader. Time will tell. Will the consumer reader have Wifi?

09-06-2009, 10:38 PM	#3
timezone Addict Posts: 244 Karma: 1232 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Boston, MA Device: Windows Phone7, Kindle Fire	I have to believe all of their limited resources are directed toward getting the color screen out the door. I bet the schedule is so tight they are already working late to get it out the door. Add in the bug fixes and enhancements for the DR, do we really believe the SW will ever see the light of day? Maybe if Sony starts to offer books from a bookstore with a Wifi connection and with Amazon continuing to do what they are doing it could force their hand to pull the trigger and get it out the door for Barnes&Noble. Otherwise I still bet they wish this was a product was never announced. The best we may ever get out of this is lessons learned with Wifi connections to get it working right on the color reader. Time will tell. Will the consumer reader have Wifi? Last edited by timezone; 09-06-2009 at 10:47 PM.