Netronix 9.7" Touchscreen - Page 2

brecklundin · 09-05-2010, 01:01 AM

was that '70s era ebook reader porn? Or was it just a 60s era porn soundtrack?

I so hope the Pocketbook large format reader will be flexible and that is the reason Pocketbook was sort of evasive in their new model intro at the convention...they were using that "best eink technology" or was it superior however they said it, it was clear they were trying to NOT let any cats out of the bag. So, I wonder rather than folding up the floors and leaving, they decided since they might not have access to Pearl tech then they made a deal for non-glass substrate panels instead. With their adding of Wacom touch if the panel is indeed going to be the first readers with the "flexible" panels that could make them a worthy alternative to both Sony and Kindle readers...I can live with Vizplex 2 panel contrast in exchange for a decent touch and a far more durable panel. Of course did anyone notice the serious delay on the pen interaction with the panel? Hopefully that just because that is a non-production device. but like someone already said, this darned device might well be the oldest vaporware device around. Then again...."all of the notes are [now] there, they just need to put them in the proper order..."

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09-05-2010, 01:01 AM	#16
brecklundin Banned Posts: 1,906 Karma: 15348 Join Date: Jun 2007 Device: mine	was that '70s era ebook reader porn? Or was it just a 60s era porn soundtrack? I so hope the Pocketbook large format reader will be flexible and that is the reason Pocketbook was sort of evasive in their new model intro at the convention...they were using that "best eink technology" or was it superior however they said it, it was clear they were trying to NOT let any cats out of the bag. So, I wonder rather than folding up the floors and leaving, they decided since they might not have access to Pearl tech then they made a deal for non-glass substrate panels instead. With their adding of Wacom touch if the panel is indeed going to be the first readers with the "flexible" panels that could make them a worthy alternative to both Sony and Kindle readers...I can live with Vizplex 2 panel contrast in exchange for a decent touch and a far more durable panel. Of course did anyone notice the serious delay on the pen interaction with the panel? Hopefully that just because that is a non-production device. but like someone already said, this darned device might well be the oldest vaporware device around. Then again...."all of the notes are [now] there, they just need to put them in the proper order..."