Thanks for the links. She likes it, but was a little frustrated trying to navigate around the web browser. I think she'll get used to it.
Is there any way to get a Kindle to log in on LJ?
As for the experimental readers, um... We've built a few in our lab, based on the display in eInk's latest dev kit and a custom CPU running Debian. Right now they're only one size bigger than the Kindle: about a 10" screen. The battery life is, as you might expect from an experimental device, lousy. PDF works pretty well if you lay it out for the actual screen size, which of course most places don't.
I can use one only because I'm developing part of the software for it. Keep it? Not if it's needed for a demo.
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Date: 2009-03-14 02:22 am (UTC)Is there any way to get a Kindle to log in on LJ?
As for the experimental readers, um... We've built a few in our lab, based on the display in eInk's latest dev kit and a custom CPU running Debian. Right now they're only one size bigger than the Kindle: about a 10" screen. The battery life is, as you might expect from an experimental device, lousy. PDF works pretty well if you lay it out for the actual screen size, which of course most places don't.
I can use one only because I'm developing part of the software for it. Keep it? Not if it's needed for a demo.