i run wiki2touch on my ipod touch - it's *wonderful*
you have to jailbreak, and installation is a bit wonky, but once you get it all going properly, it's almost flawless, minus lack of pictures. you use safari to browse so that's always nice, and all the links between articles work.
it's nice for those who have touches and not iphones. oh and the dump takes up ~4gb so i wouldn't recommend doing it on a 8GB touch.
At $99 you can pick up a used GPS with more features and funtionality. I personally hate all e-reader inspired gadgets. They will never bridge the gap between smart phones, laptops, and tablets. E-Readers/Ink = Epic-market failure.
@Michai: I wasn't being sarcastic about that point, I'd really actually buy a $99 GPS with wikipedia built-in. (But seeing as how it was a post about a $99 WikiReader, there'd be no relevant point to posting about a $99 GPS unless it had something to do with Wikipedia.)
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you have to jailbreak, and installation is a bit wonky, but once you get it all going properly, it's almost flawless, minus lack of pictures. you use safari to browse so that's always nice, and all the links between articles work.
it's nice for those who have touches and not iphones. oh and the dump takes up ~4gb so i wouldn't recommend doing it on a 8GB touch.
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Yeah. I can see that.
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Oh and e-ink is a massive failure for anyone who doesn't read books.
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I'm sorry where do you see "GPSs that have Wikipedia built-in?"
There are many GPS/Media players with more features as well as the ability to browse the web.
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just curious, no big deal
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I truly thought he was being sarcastic. Who knew?!
I feel like the not-drunk-guy at a Stand-up Venue.
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Never used it.
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