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About meDNAML is an Australian based company that has been developing the DNL eBook format and the associated end to end eBook system for over 10 years.
DNAML owns not only eBook technology that provides the publisher and author with independence and flexibility, we also provide distribution through high traffic web sites such as eBook.com and sharewareeBook.com.
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Which certainly sounds interesting. However there is no E-Ink technology capable of using these sort of features, and probably won't be for a few years - colour may be possible next year, at low resolution, and way too slow refresh rates for video/moving image. The alternative LCD route, is not suitable for prolonged reading, and already a saturated market of phones/PDA/laptops et al. Some I'm curious as to what your intended use/market would be?
posted by reading_fox at 7:41 am (EST) on Oct 29, 2009
posted by spoiledfornothing at 6:55 pm (EST) on Oct 26, 2009