Comments on: eReader Bliss http://www.junyor.net/2008/09/11/ereader-bliss/ The Blog Fri, 06 Jan 2012 13:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Barretthttp://www.junyor.net/2008/09/11/ereader-bliss/comment-page-1/#comment-34339 Barrett Thu, 18 Sep 2008 07:50:44 +0000 http://www.junyor.net/?p=450#comment-34339 I find it amusing that the gentleman displaying the item has difficulty getting it to work correctly at first.<br><br>Aside from those false starts, this looks like an interesting piece of tech. I've never really paid attention to things such as this before. Never even heard of the Kindle. I'm not sure how much it'd help me in my work (I tend to mark up my documents extensively with arrows, cross-outs, and notes in red ink).<br><br>The only way this would catch my eye is as a way of storing media such as novels/magazines for entertainment and leisure reading. As such, I'm curious as to the memory capacity (i.e. can you fit a 500 page novel on this?)<br><br>I am quite pleased to see there are people and companies running with this idea. I find it amusing that the gentleman displaying the item has difficulty getting it to work correctly at first.

Aside from those false starts, this looks like an interesting piece of tech. I've never really paid attention to things such as this before. Never even heard of the Kindle. I'm not sure how much it'd help me in my work (I tend to mark up my documents extensively with arrows, cross-outs, and notes in red ink).

The only way this would catch my eye is as a way of storing media such as novels/magazines for entertainment and leisure reading. As such, I'm curious as to the memory capacity (i.e. can you fit a 500 page novel on this?)

I am quite pleased to see there are people and companies running with this idea.

]]> By: Barretthttp://www.junyor.net/2008/09/11/ereader-bliss/comment-page-1/#comment-3928 Barrett Thu, 18 Sep 2008 03:50:44 +0000 http://www.junyor.net/?p=450#comment-3928 I find it amusing that the gentleman displaying the item has difficulty getting it to work correctly at first.<br><br>Aside from those false starts, this looks like an interesting piece of tech. I've never really paid attention to things such as this before. Never even heard of the Kindle. I'm not sure how much it'd help me in my work (I tend to mark up my documents extensively with arrows, cross-outs, and notes in red ink).<br><br>The only way this would catch my eye is as a way of storing media such as novels/magazines for entertainment and leisure reading. As such, I'm curious as to the memory capacity (i.e. can you fit a 500 page novel on this?)<br><br>I am quite pleased to see there are people and companies running with this idea. I find it amusing that the gentleman displaying the item has difficulty getting it to work correctly at first.

Aside from those false starts, this looks like an interesting piece of tech. I've never really paid attention to things such as this before. Never even heard of the Kindle. I'm not sure how much it'd help me in my work (I tend to mark up my documents extensively with arrows, cross-outs, and notes in red ink).

The only way this would catch my eye is as a way of storing media such as novels/magazines for entertainment and leisure reading. As such, I'm curious as to the memory capacity (i.e. can you fit a 500 page novel on this?)

I am quite pleased to see there are people and companies running with this idea.

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