>The e-book reading hardware segment is stagnant in terms of innovation.
Recently they came out with the note taking e-readers.
I was expecting local libraries wouldnt be so terrible for ebooks. You can only borrow a digital file for 21 days? lol what?
You realize that you can make unlimited copies... you can just pirate the books.
I kind of expect the warez iptv box type idea to come to e-readers. Where you can just download basically any book whenever you want.
There's no doubt going to be colour screen, note taking e-readers with ai built in that is an IDE. Give it 12 hours battery or more and bobs your uncle. Reading code!
How about a chatai interface e-reader where you can type your question and receive answer?
>The e-book reading hardware segment is stagnant in terms of innovation.
Recently they came out with the note taking e-readers.
I was expecting local libraries wouldnt be so terrible for ebooks. You can only borrow a digital file for 21 days? lol what?
You realize that you can make unlimited copies... you can just pirate the books.
I kind of expect the warez iptv box type idea to come to e-readers. Where you can just download basically any book whenever you want.
There's no doubt going to be colour screen, note taking e-readers with ai built in that is an IDE. Give it 12 hours battery or more and bobs your uncle. Reading code!
How about a chatai interface e-reader where you can type your question and receive answer?
Lots of innovation is still possible.