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Wednesday
Mar102010

Possibilities for the iPad?  

This video shows some of the potential from the iPad.  What are your thoughts?

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This video is a great example why the iPad is the Kindle killer. The reason that I can't ever see Kindles being used in middle school and higher is the limitations of the live ink format. With live ink, you cannot get the detail needed for science text books. While you might be trading the non-back lit features, you are also gaining chances for videos, websites, games and more interactivity with the iPad.

I'm actually staying up tonight till midnight waiting to see if it is posted on the Apple site tonight.

March 12, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterMichael Jones
The Kindle Technology uses e-Ink, not Live Ink.

Live Ink is transforms monotonous linear character strings into comlex forms that energize the brain's yearning for pattern recognition, to deepen and acclerate the absorption of meaning encoded in the characters.
April 22, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterRC Walker
The Kindle Technology uses e-Ink, not Live Ink.

Live Ink transforms monotonous linear character strings into comlex forms that energize the brain's yearning for pattern recognition, to deepen and acclerate the absorption of meaning encoded in the characters.
April 22, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterRC Walker

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