Introducing the Touch Book

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— topics.nytimes.com — Google Book Search is the ambitious plan to digitize every book — famous or not, in any... language, published anywhere on earth — found in the world’s libraries, as part of the company's core mission "to organize the world's information and make it ... (more) Google Book Search News - The New York Times

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Always Innovating Touch Book reaching the first ones

— jkkmobile.blogspot.com — Continue reading.. Yep, first ones are getting their Touch Books. Stephen got his just an hour ago... and has been playing with it.. First impressions: " This is too funny. There's no manual, nothing. TouchBook (TB), stylus, AC adapter and ... (more) Always Innovating Touch Book reaching the first ones

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Always Innovating TouchBook user interface revealed
Liliputing — ... The Always Innovating Touch Book is a unique little device that blurs the line between a netbook and a tablet-style UMPC. For $299 you get a low power, touchscreen computer with a custom Linux user interface. Another $100 gives you a base station with a built in keyboard that transforms the whole thing into a mini-laptop with an 8.9 inch touchscreen display. Always Innovating recently posted the first screenshots of the computer’s Linux interface. The company still describes the software as beta, which mean it may still be rough around the ...

Always Innovating Touch Book Screenshots Appear [jkOnTheRun]
GigaOM Network — ... , although we haven’t heard from anyone who’s received one yet. The folks at Always Innovating have posted some screenshots of the Touch Book in action to give a feel for the UI they’ve developed, and it looks pretty sweet. The UI changes when the keyboard is detached in order to make it a touch-friendly system. We’re expecting an evaluation unit at some point; we’ll let you know when it arrives. ...