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Everything We Know About the Notion Ink Adam

Posted on 15 February 2010 By Ben Lang


Those are the specs as listed on their official site, but despite having them seemingly nailed down, there have been a lot of different prototypes with varying aesthetics. Take a look at what appaears to be a mockup of the device which was posted on Notion Ink’s blog on January 9th:
NI adam

Then there are the renders that Notion Ink hooked Slashgear up with just several days ago:
slashgear adam

Yet still are some additional renders on Notion Ink’s website:
NI adam 3

As we can see, things are changing — hopefully for the better.

Related posts:

  1. Checking in on the Notion Ink Adam Tablet
  2. Catch a Glimpse of the Design Process at the Notion Ink Adam 2 Dev Blog
  3. Notion Ink Adam Shown off on Video by Co-Founder
  4. Notion Ink Adam Pre-orders Start on the 10th, Pricing, Interface, and Input-Device Functionality Revealed
  5. Notion Ink Announces Adam 2 ICS Tablet, Partnering With Texas Instruments

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13 Responses to “Everything We Know About the Notion Ink Adam”

  1. Bob Russell says:

    This looks like an awesome device. Three things concern me, though…
    1) UI tweaks for Android leave me thinking that owners won’t be able to quickly upgrade the Android OS when new releases become available from Google
    2) Is there a user-accessible SD Card slot
    3) The company expressed a desire to make it transparent what’s on the cloud and what’s local. I want to keep control of that, and remain aware of the difference.

    In addition, price could kill interest – I’ve heard rumors of $300 but that might be low end models without touchscreen and maybe even subsidized. Hopefully, the product will come to market soon and the details will be revealed. (A lot of people may buy an alternative device if they wait too long.)

  2. Mike Cane says:

    Hype, hype, hype. If I was an investor, I’d steer clear. I’d really be surprised if this got made and got sold in any major markets. And does anyone really think Google won’t put out it’s own tablet? Sheesh.

  3. C1 says:

    Seems cool but I’m not sure about the backside trackpad. I’d prefer a thumb type trackpad (optical, stick, touch sensitive region, etc.).

  4. It has both a multitouch screen and a trackpad.

  5. Mike says:

    So when is this geting released and where can I get one.


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