Touch Turning a 4 Year Old Touch into a Android Color Tablet??

[Barbara1955]

I sold my Kobo Touch to a person today they Claim they are going to make it into a Color Tablet... Person said they got the information off internet.
I wondering HOW they plan to make it Color...hummm Considering it e-reader E-Ink!

[Cinisajoy]

I am thinking they read this one.
http://lifehacker.com/5889158/turn-a...our-easy-steps
I could find how to turn color to grayscale but not the other way around.

So who knows but glad you sold it.

[Ksquared]

Perhaps Crayons or Dry Erase Markers?

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by Ksquared

Perhaps Crayons or Dry Erase Markers?

And a little demon to use them? The only problem is the warranty.

‘You have wisely purchased the Dis-organizer Mk II, the latest in biothaumaturgic design, with a host of useful features and no resemblance whatsoever to the Mk I which you may have inadvertently destroyed by stamping on it heavily!’ it said, adding, ‘This device is provided without warranty of any kind as to reliability, accuracy, existence or otherwise or fitness for any particular purpose and Bioalchemic Products specifically does not warrant, guarantee, imply or make any representations as to its merchantability for any particular purpose and furthermore shall have no liability for or responsibility to you or any other person, entity or deity with respect of any loss or damage whatsoever caused by this device or object or by any attempts to destroy it by hammering it against a wall or dropping it into a deep well or any other means whatsoever and moreover asserts that you indicate your acceptance of this agreement or any other agreement that may be substituted at any time by coming within five miles of the product or observing it through large telescopes or by any other means because you are such an easily cowed moron who will happily accept arrogant and unilateral conditions on a piece of highly priced garbage that you would not dream of accepting on a bag of dog biscuits and is used solely at your own risk.’

The Truth Terry Pratchett

[koboy]

Originally Posted by DNSB

And a little demon to use them? The only problem is the warranty.

‘You have wisely purchased the Dis-organizer Mk II, the latest in biothaumaturgic design, with a host of useful features and no resemblance whatsoever to the Mk I which you may have inadvertently destroyed by stamping on it heavily!’ it said, adding, ‘This device is provided without warranty of any kind as to reliability, accuracy, existence or otherwise or fitness for any particular purpose and Bioalchemic Products specifically does not warrant, guarantee, imply or make any representations as to its merchantability for any particular purpose and furthermore shall have no liability for or responsibility to you or any other person, entity or deity with respect of any loss or damage whatsoever caused by this device or object or by any attempts to destroy it by hammering it against a wall or dropping it into a deep well or any other means whatsoever and moreover asserts that you indicate your acceptance of this agreement or any other agreement that may be substituted at any time by coming within five miles of the product or observing it through large telescopes or by any other means because you are such an easily cowed moron who will happily accept arrogant and unilateral conditions on a piece of highly priced garbage that you would not dream of accepting on a bag of dog biscuits and is used solely at your own risk.’

The Truth Terry Pratchett

this seems very similar to the Kobo warranty policy

best wishes koboy

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by koboy

this seems very similar to the Kobo warranty policy

best wishes koboy

My few dealing with Kobo's customer service have been handled to my satisfaction so I would not agree with your comment. They've lived up to their warranty.

Though I suppose Kobo could use the clause from one warranty which I've never found the original source for: "This warranty excludes damage caused by sharkbite, bear attack, or children under 5."

Or the nuclear and other weapons clause in the iTunes warranty:
"without limitation, the development, design, manufacture or production of nuclear, missiles, or chemical or biological weapons."

Despite a few evenings spent with a bottle of single malt and deep thoughts, I've never come up with a good way to use iTunes in designing, building or delivering nuclear or other weapons.

[Sweetpea]

Originally Posted by DNSB

Despite a few evenings spent with a bottle of single malt and deep thoughts, I've never come up with a good way to use iTunes in designing, building or delivering nuclear or other weapons.

Well, that one is easy! I always like to listen to music while doing my job, but you're not allowed to listen to itunes while designing, building or delivering nuclear or other weapons.