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Openmoko WikiReader: ICTworks Interview with Pat Meier-Johnson

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Uploaded by on Oct 19, 2009

The WikiReader from Openmoko is Google Search on steroids with the entire 3+ million Wikipedia articles, and a Library of Alexandria in your pocket that will never burn down. Now listen to Pat Meier Johnson talk about how it will revolutionize your leisure time.

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  • so how do you update your wikipedia info? does it update automatically?

  • You can get the 2x yearly download from them for new content

  • Yes, it comes with a microSD card slot - what the WikiReader content is stored on

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  • Pat is a very beautiful women with a very beautiful English ))

  • This is a GREAT concept! There is certainly a good market for this "concept"; but not necessarily for this device. Although the battery life is very good, and the Wikipedia content is fairly complete (except for images, tables, etc.), the main problem with this device appears to be its user-friendliness (or lack thereof), especially consdering the amout of time it takes to read some of the longer articles. This could make for some serious eye strain, inadvertently pressed buttons, etc.

  • It should display "DON'T PANIC!" after it starts, because it really reminds me whay Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy is about.

  • Seriously debating on adding this as another device in my pocket.

    The tag for Openmoko is spelled incorrectly.

  • Great - I already know what to ask for christmas.

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