Episode - ::oc::Tech (043, E-Books, E-Ink, and E-Paper)
#043 -- Tech -- The advent of the E-book. For years the E-book has been a killer app that's just around the corner. But until now, nobody has ever made an ebook that even comes close to a product that will please readers. Will 2006, at last, be the year of the EBook? A discussion of the technology and the trends that will drive the first successful EBook. Background music by DJ Cheb-i-Sabbah (Raju Vedalu), Laurie Anderson (Speak My Language), Juno Reactor (Silver), Gillian Welch (Ruination Day, Pt 2).
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Last update: Wed Jan 07 15:35:49 -0800 2009
::overclocked is a podcast about technology, science, science-fiction, and life in the digital age. From NASA to neurochemistry; from the history of computers to the next-generation cell-phone. ::overclocked brings reviews, essays, interviews, conversations. Overclocking a computer involves running it faster and harder, pushing it beyond the manufacturer's specifications. ::overclocked is about *living* beyond the manufacturer's specifications.
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