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Brilliant work!

Computers are really starting to get exciting now that a reasonably powerful computer can be bought really cheaply and its just really small.

This would also save a lot of money….have you seen the price of a textbook lately?

How about kinetic? If they are solid state, you could shake them to recharge. It could be a new Etch a Sketch! lol

i read your blog and i think this technique is good for education.

could be other type of energy besides solar. Btw, It's really awesome.

By this time your smartphone has probably made this technology obsolete.

Found this at the site you linked-

'The fact of modern campus life is that used book companies buy up textbooks on one campus, warehouse them, and ship them to wherever the book is being adopted, and therefore prevent sales of new books.'

The entire article is very interesting. Thanks for sharing the link.

If you could get a very useful material for making things, merely by mixing water, a few common elements, and light it would be so much more enviro-friendly than what we use to make electronic equipment.

Oh wait, we have such a thing…the wood from trees! As someone who has lived for over twenty years surrounded by National Forest lands, I can tell you that trees are constantly growing (creating wood) whether or not they are harvested.

I won't characterize your cities as infestations of perverts and scumbags if you'll cease to characterize my forests as clear-cuts, populated by chainsaw hungry rednecks.

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Check the Kindle, that category of e-readers sells 4-5 million units per year. It's great for reading all books of the world, and making annotations to them. Tablets are like that plus have video and web browsing.

If fact publishers get more money from reselling used books.
Source: http://www.psychologicalscience.org/observer/ge…

http://blog.itag.com/141/moby/

Availability: “announcing the initiative” != happening now or for release soon
Screen size: isn't mentioned
PixelQi:isn't mentioned
OLPC: is mentioned but not in a manner which links this product to it
Supported OS: Android and Windows Mobile
Price: “about $99” usually means >$99

I agree that I'd love to see devices and not just announcements, but at least this annoucement has a price associated with it. I'd love a $99 device to appear on the market. That's a price point where I'm willing to overlook many limitations.

Probably, let's wait to hear from Marvell what their plan is for actual availability. It probably kind of depends on the timing of mass production of the Armada 600 processors and the good timing of being able to use Pixel Qi screens for it. Also, in terms of business strategy, it depends if Marvell wants to make them and sell them directly or have their partner brands take care of differentiation, branding and marketing based on a platform to reach the students and the retail market.

Over 4 billion ARM processors are sold every year. More than a billion phones are sold each year, nearly all are running on ARM processors.

For Mobile Computing use and to replace desktop OS with embedded Linux is not a small piece of cake. Hundreds if not thousands of engineers have been working on it now for many months and years, on hardware acceleration so web browsing will feel just as smooth and fast on an ARM processor as on Microsoft and Intel.

The combination of fast enough ARM Cortex processors, and optimized Linux software from giants like Google, Adobe and others, all are coming together during these next few months to provide high resolution full laptop/desktop web browsing performance. And pricing per Internet connected device with the full web browsers is going to be fun, below $200 and even below $100 and battery runtime to be several times better than what consumers are used to.

I kinda agree. There seems to be 10+ announcements per month… and barely anything ever available. No smartbooks. No smarttops… Nost ARM config end up costing more than Atom, for much less functionnality, features, and sewy: compare a guruplug display or an HP t5325, add what's required to make them usable… you end up with major ugly, more expensive than any nettop… Same with tablets: where can I buy a good one, right now ?

Textbooks don't need to be reprinted every year. This is a device of the publishing companies to make the used book market irrelevant, so they get more sales.

I think that a $10 A4 sized solar cell could definitely power it and charge it and could probably be attached on the back of this device.

Let's wait and see what Marvell says about availability of the $99 Moby Tablet and how they plan to sell this.