The undertones of Nicholoson Baker's highly critical New Yorker piece on the Kindle hint that Amazon's attempts to be the front runner in the future of reading are doomed. I have to agree. Amazon just isn't equipped to build a device with the all-in-one diversity demanded of today's hand held technology and befuddled media industry. Shame, it was a valiant attempt, and the potentials of electronic ink are enormous.
Jason Scharwz of Seeking Alpha puts the nail in the Kindle's coffin and explains why Apple's next 'revolutionary' product will not only be the most sought after method of interacting with information and media but will spawn standards and business models across the web.
Monday, July 27, 2009
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