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Old 01-29-2010, 10:20 PM   #4
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"Based on an e-book using a 6-inch E-Ink electrophoretic display (EPD) with a 600 milliamp/hour battery, readers could get up to 14,800 page turns, 50 percent better than current e-book," he added. Idle time for an e-book that continuously displays a single page is about four weeks, significantly longer than other e-books, Burke said."

Uh, since current readers are rated at around 7k page turns, 14k turns would be a 100% increase.

If he is wrong on basic math, it makes me question what else he might have wrong.
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