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Does anyone know what kind of sensor can detect levels of pollen in a personal space? Are they available for purchase at a reasonable price?
[1] http://sharp-world.com/products/device/lineup/data/pdf/datas...
Does anyone know what kind of sensor can detect levels of pollen in a personal space? Are they available for purchase at a reasonable price?
Does anyone know what kind of sensor can detect levels of pollen in a personal space? Are they available for purchase at a reasonable price?
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It's unsubsidized by media sales, so the price doesn't seem outlandish at all.
None of the e-ink Kindles are sold at a loss. This product shouldn't cost much more than the comparable Kindle or Nook.
All e-book readers are subsuidized by book sales. Amazon would be mad not to do it that way. They are a goods company not a hardware company.
[1] http://airpi.es/
$330 for a wifi eink display? The server seems pretty neat though. I imagine there is a lot more complexity there than it seems at first glance.
How about a ruggedized wifi eink display with a fully featured HTML5 application stack, long autonomy and awesome support.
Is that a better value proposition?
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None of the e-ink Kindles are sold at a loss. This product shouldn't cost much more than the comparable Kindle or Nook.
Not sure about that. Perhaps not sold at a loss in terms of bill of materials right now (since they have been in production for some time they probably brought the price down), but that doesn't account for the labor costs (developers, support, etc...). All e-book readers are subsuidized by book sales. Amazon would be mad not to do it that way. They are a goods company not a hardware company.