Thread: About the glut of devices on the ebook reader market
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Old 01-12-2010, 12:08 PM   #83
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Originally Posted by gr8npwrfl View Post
Almost all the ebook readers function under some sort of embedded linux operating system. I think the first company that opens up their operating system so that programmers can build applications will be a big winner.

I will be first in line to buy my next reader that is an open platform. The article that was posted here about a new ebook reader that runs Android interests me immensely.

PocketBook and Onyx are both open to developers There have been application already written for them and on the PocketBook 360 features have been added by users (page turn using the accelerometer) not included in PocketBook's firmware. It will be included in an upcoming release.
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