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Notion Ink open Early Access developer registration

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 19 Oct, 2010

Notion Ink open Early Access developer registration

Notion Ink has kicked off registration for their developer program, inviting would-be coders for the Adam slate to apply for Early Access.  The company has reserved 200 places, and to tempt participation they’re giving all 200 an Adam tablet of their own to code on.

Applications will be accepted until November 3 2010, with those selected notified a week or so later, and Notion Ink are looking for detailed proposals as to the sort of application you’d be creating; you can’t just say “give me the Adam and I’ll come up with something!”

[Thanks Hardik!]

Hello There!

Greetings from Notion Ink!

You exchanged some emails with us regarding your interest in writing apps for the Adam. You wanted to know about SDKs, the API, the User Interface… but the most common question of all was, “When can I get my hands on some sample hardware?”

At Notion Ink, we’re humbled by your incredible enthusiasm, and the patience you have shown over the months since CES and MWC. We’re delighted to inform you that your wait is coming to an end – we’re launching the Notion Ink Early Access Program today.

Underlining our commitment to making the Adam a great platform for developers, the first 200 production quality Adams will go to developers chosen from among you. But 200 is already a small number and the competition to get into this program is really very hot! Till now we have selected a few and they took no time to convince us that they more than deserved to be in there.

All what you need, is to register on the newly launched Notion Ink Developers Website and fill up the Early Access Program Form. We will be extremely interested in the application you will be designing (if you are a developer) or the kind of test you will be performing, so be 200% sure that you’ll enter all the details properly (few of the people whom we have selected, sent us their current applications or shared their FSD/PRD to explain their plans).

You can return to the form and modify your application until midnight (IST) Wednesday, 3rd of November 2010.

On the 10th of November, we’ll let you know if you’ve been selected. If you’re one of the lucky 200, you will just be one short step away from ordering an Adam to be shipped to your address, anywhere in the world!

Your application may be more favorably considered as you’ve already had some discussions with us – make sure you use the same email address while signing up as you used during your communication.

[Registration link, in case you missed: http://developers.notionink.com]

With Warm Regards

EAP Team
Notion Ink Design Labs

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