And if it is produced, it will run some kind of proprietary crap software on the PC side, won't be compatible with existing e-books, and won't have any software available for users to create their own native format e-books or convert existing e-books.
I love e-books! I have a Sony Reader. I use it every day, but it falls far short of what it could have been had the customer experience been the focus.
Wow! They took two eBooks and put them side-by-side like a real book. I wonder how much money & time these geniuses spent on this project. These innovators deserve an award.
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If it makes sense then it wont ever be produced.
And if it is produced, it will run some kind of proprietary crap software on the PC side, won't be compatible with existing e-books, and won't have any software available for users to create their own native format e-books or convert existing e-books.
I love e-books! I have a Sony Reader. I use it every day, but it falls far short of what it could have been had the customer experience been the focus.
Wow! They took two eBooks and put them side-by-side like a real book. I wonder how much money & time these geniuses spent on this project. These innovators deserve an award.
How about one screen , swipe your hand left to right to turn the page. right to left to go back.
That's odd. You can buy $30.00 e-book and other function hardware equipment for your Nintendo DS that does the same idea :o. How...odd.
Oh well, I can always spend lots of money on new hardware for the same dual-screen effect?