Re: Accessing the internal disk of Digital Book Players
It's just the talking book player. Same site that sells those rockboxed Clip Zip players. It won't play protected content from book libraries like nls and rfb and d though, so it's not quite as convenient. Also, processor choice is more than just let's stick as much as we can inside this device. They do need to see which one is the best for the current need. Remember, in addition to buying the processors themselves, HUmanware does incur royalties to the manufacturer, and some of those royalties are steep. The Raspberry Pi is the first should we say liberation from that space, partnered with the Arduino lineup. Never before has there been a diy board that anyone can pick up and use, but also one that doesn't need constant royalties to be paid. These are things that we take for granted, and can even be taken for granted by most phone manufacturers as the royalty costs are pennies to them.
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