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- Kindles in color by 2010? Prime View to buy E Ink for $215M
- Kindles in color by 2010? Prime View to buy E Ink for $215MThat is good news to me. Hope they get it.So they can find a cheap way to manufacture and sell it at even cheaper price. I love Kindle but the price are totally PITA.Color E-InkPixel Qi, a competitor...
- Discussion threads 2009-06-01
- Kindles in color by 2010? Prime View to buy E Ink for $215M
- E-book news is in a flurry today with the shipping date announced for the new Kindle DX, and Google announcing it will be selling e-books, but there's some more news to add to the pile: According to a Reuters story, Taiwanese display maker Prime View International...
- Blog posts 2009-06-01
- Prime View International acquires E Ink for $215 million
- E Ink, the company behind the e-paper displays on the Kindle and Sony e-book lineup, has been acquired by Prime View International, which makes e-paper displays. The deal was valued at $215 million. E Ink and Prime View PVI were already partners. The goal is to combine...
- Blog posts 2009-06-01
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- Google reads my blogs again, uses my e-book model
- OK, so the great and powerful GOOG probably didn't give a lot of thought to my model of electronically distributing textbooks for use on commodity netbooks when they announced their upcoming e-book initiative. However, even if they can't crush Amazon in the consumer space, where the Oprah-loved Kindle makes...
- Blog posts 2009-06-01
- Rockefeller makes support for open source explicit
- Rockefeller makes support for open source explicitWhat's the difference?You state: "While introducing his bill Rockefeller did not mention Medsphere, whose software is installed at many state hospitals. Instead he focused on the Veteran Administration?s VistA system, and the NHIN-Connect system for linking medical records installed by Harris Corp., which includes...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-27
- Review of the New York Times Reader
- This is a long time coming, partly because Ive been actually using the product and I wanted to do it justice by sitting down and really exploring it. After doing so, I think its one of the best Rich Internet Applications out there - bar none. Now whether or not...
- Blog posts 2006-10-16
- Dell warns quarterly results below forecasts
- Dell warns quarterly results below forecastsDell needs to deliver on formfactor and stylingThe conventional tower PC may not be dead, but it's certainly commodity. Dell needs to add styling and cater to the new consumer electronics growth opportunity before Apple, Sony and even HP take over this space.A major...
- Discussion threads 2006-07-21
- YouTube now 'entertainment destination': partners with NBC, courts CBS
- YouTube is declaring that while it originally started as a personal video sharing service, it “has grown into an entertainment destination.”When YouTube obtained its first round of venture financing, last November, the company was focused on attracting user generated content. In announcing $3.5M in Series A funding from Sequoia Capital,...
- Blog posts 2006-07-13
- AT&T sues eBay, PayPal over patent
- AT&T sues eBay, PayPal over patentpatent bullshit
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