3 years, 2 months ago
What do you think about Fujitsu's Flepia ebook?
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2009/03/worlds-first-co.html
260,000 colors
One sale for just over $1,000.
260,000 colors
One sale for just over $1,000.
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I think the article you linked to sums it up best
"If you view this as a low powered, long life computer instead of a color e-book reader, it starts to look less expensive"
At near $1,000 its still a bunch o money for me.
http://blog.wired.com/photos/uncategorized/2009/03/18/flepia02.jpg
"If you view this as a low powered, long life computer instead of a color e-book reader, it starts to look less expensive"
At near $1,000 its still a bunch o money for me.
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Punt. What are the pros and cons to purchasing the Flepia?
Pros: Color Screen, Amazing Batter life, Windows CE environment for email, basic web browsing.
Cons: Price, Limited Computing power, No keyboard