This has been deal brewing for some time, with the securing of content partnerships being one of the top priorities these days for the success of a tablet in today’s tricky market place. The effect is stunning and will appeal to a wide range of consumers, which are interested in getting something completely different rather than the same gear repackaged by some other firm; check out this YouTube video to what all of the fuss is about.
These are just some of the points regard the recent announcement of the Long Box Digital tablet:
Notion Ink’s ADAM tablet garnered the attention of the tech industry, and Hoseley himself, at CES with its Pixel Qi screen. The dual-mode technology makes it possible to read the screen like colour ePaper in bright sunlight, or as a normal LCD screen in dim surroundings. The power of what was shown led Gizmodo to write, “The bullet is in the chamber, ePaper is dead.”
No mention of prices yet
Source [Slashgear]
