The e-Reader story of CES 2010 -- Engadget
Otherwise, the CES show floor is absolutely littered with electronic ink also-rans, hybrids, and new screen technologies looking to knock-off the incumbent Kindle, underlying E Ink technology, and Amazon juggernaut. If we're lucky, that's exactly what's going to happen later in the year. Read on to find out why.
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Avec une magnifique crétinerie en conclusion :
"As such, dedicated monochrome E-Ink devices like Kindle and the Sony Reader will be forced even deeper into the niche they now serve as the year plays out. One thing's for sure -- monochrome electronic ink displays are not the future of e-readers. If you ask us, the smart money is on multi-purpose devices running hybrid displays from Pixel Qi (or similar) like Notion Ink's Adam. Not only does this avoid lock in to a single content provider".
On est rassuré, les types d'Engadget ne sont pas plus compétents en technologie que les journalistes de TF1.
"Not only does this avoid lock in to a single content provider" oui cette phrase là est très con. D'un autre côté, engadget, c'est un peu le jacky touch de l'électronique.
karlcow
said at 15:01 the 10/01/2010
