I have worked with major newspapers like the Chicago Tribune and the Baltimore Sun for years and as a "IT Guy" I have to say that once I found out what they go through to print and deliver the paper each day -- and then have it thrown away that night (!) -- its time to go electronic. A newspaper subscription to a major paper costs about $200/year..I would love to pay that and get my "paper" on a dedicated electronic reader I can take to the bathroom, or beach, or whatever and doesnt need to "boot up". I have been predicting this as the next step for newspapers ever since I found out about eInk.
While its tablet world topping pixel density, Tegra 2 silicon, and fresh to death OS certainly sound awesome, we had to get our grubby mitts on one to see if it's as good as its spec sheet would have us believe.
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I have worked with major newspapers like the Chicago Tribune and the Baltimore Sun for years and as a "IT Guy" I have to say that once I found out what they go through to print and deliver the paper each day -- and then have it thrown away that night (!) -- its time to go electronic. A newspaper subscription to a major paper costs about $200/year..I would love to pay that and get my "paper" on a dedicated electronic reader I can take to the bathroom, or beach, or whatever and doesnt need to "boot up". I have been predicting this as the next step for newspapers ever since I found out about eInk.
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