- Pentax trying to catch up with digital cameras.
- Nokia 5800 phone craps out in USA because of the 3G network.
- March means a new iMac.
- An asteroid nearly blew up earth today!
- Kindle 2 has everyone jacked up suddenly. I suspect a PR trick.
- Samsung brings out new camera.
- CEBIT opens today with Gov. Arnold in Hannover.
- Microsoft keeps rebranding search.
- China satellite crashes into the moon.
- New Prius gets 50 MPG.
- Gates speaking at Rotary club in Seattle.
- HP service craps out.
- PC shipments to sink by 112-percent in 2009.
- DTV reception not always good.
- Motorola expects mobile business to rebound. Ha.
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All the heavy duty geeks that I know are buying Kindles. Go figure.
I’m not a world class geek so I’m not buying one.
Nokia. Connecting People.
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Seems WAY too expensive to me. Bezos said it was justified by the cutting edge 16 shade grey scale ((don’t believe that at all)) and the wireless technology.
I don’t think “anybody” needs to be able to download a book in 60 seconds anywhere. Updating different hardware you own will be nice for 1% of buyers?
No, seems to me the customer is paying for some kind of secret drm controls. I will NEVER buy anything that is locked down like this. Better to buy an ebook and read it on an open platform. Not clear to me how you “back up” your purchase, but I’ll guess with the corporate support behind this you just order a duplicate from Amazon? Not much good after the Revolution.
DRM means they screw you now and then screw you again later when they shut down the DRM servers because no one is buying their DRM’d crap. I purchase NOTHING with DRM.