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Tagged: Notion Ink

Notion Ink Adam’s Canvas Image Editing Program Demo [VIDEO]

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 23 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink Adam’s Canvas Image Editing Program Demo [VIDEO]
Hooray for the continuation of Notion Ink's Adam tablet running some wild Android wackiness. Today there's a drawing and image editing app "Canvas." This is a slightly more entertaining application that's been show in the first few videos, both drawing and editing images - the video demo below just shows the drawing bit. Get pumped up because not only is there different brush types and a fabulous selection of other tools, there's LAYERS!
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Notion Ink Adam Unboxing ala Van Gunst

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 23 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink Adam Unboxing ala Van Gunst
Behold! A couple of rather blurry images of an unboxing of what appears to be a real-deal Notion Ink Adam. Who has it? A Dutch fellow by the name of Van Gunst. His explanation for having early access to the device is that he's a developer and and the folks at Notion Ink have sent the device out to not only people like him, but to marketing folks as well. Take a look at his full explanation and more images as he's posted on his Twitter account in a gallery below.
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Notion Ink Demos Adam’s Sniffer Application [Video]

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  • By Evan Selleck
  • on 22 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink Demos Adam’s Sniffer Application [Video]
Notion Ink has been on a roll with releasing videos of their highly anticipated Adam Android-powered tablet. And we're happy to watch them. This time around, the company has treated us to what their calling the Sniffer application, which is designed to work as a file browser. Notion Ink is adamant in its usage, and points out that it's a very important application for a "power user" of the Android Operating System.
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Notion Ink Demos Adam’s custom Mail’d App [Video]

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  • By Dylan Bailey
  • on 21 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink Demos Adam’s custom Mail’d App [Video]
Notion Ink has released another video demoing their much anticipated Adam tablet, this time it's their custom email client. The "Mail'd" app is said to be one of the fastest around and includes some useful features such as the ability to recall messages that you didn't mean to send.
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Notion Ink sells out of Adam as pre-orders snapped up

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 21 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink sells out of Adam as pre-orders snapped up
Notion Ink has sold out of its pre-order stock of the Adam tablet, though the 10-inch Tegra 2 powered slate isn't expected to ship until early January 2011. Supplies of the Pixel Qi version of the Adam were snapped up within hours of the tablet going on sale earlier this month; it's taken around a week and a half for stock of the cheaper LCD version to be accounted for. Without solid stock numbers it's hard to say how much of a success this is for Notion Ink, though given the understandable wariness many have experienced regarding a new start-up and an unproved design, it's still reasonably impressive. [via SlashGear]
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Notion Ink’s Eden UI for Adam tablet gets new video demo

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 20 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink’s Eden UI for Adam tablet gets new video demo
Notion Ink has released a new video demo of its Adam Android tablet, this time concentrating on the company's homegrown UI, Eden. The footage shows how Eden's multi-pane view can be browsed and rearranged, but also how Notion Ink's multitasking system means that only the active panel on-screen is using system resources. That means that, even if you can see the panel displayed, it's not actually running and taking up cycles in the Tegra 2 chipset. More information on Adam in the video Notion Ink released over the weekend. [youtube GCw6rWa-JJc]
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Notion Ink Adam Demoed on Video

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  • By Dylan Bailey
  • on 19 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink Adam Demoed on Video
What we have all been waiting for regarding the Notion Ink Adam is finally here (besides the launch information and pre-order information, which, of course, came before we even saw a the device live) - the tablet has finally been demoed on video.
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Android Community Week in Review – Week 49 2010

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  • By Dylan Bailey
  • on 12 Dec, 2010
Android Community Week in Review – Week 49 2010
It has been the official week of Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Earlier this week we not only saw the official announcement of Gingerbread, we learned about the device we have heard so much about, the Nexus S. Many manufacturers are getting ready for 2011, bringing in many impressive ultra-powerful smartphones that will all run the newly announced software.
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Notion Ink doubts surface: questions first, pre-orders later [Updated]

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 10 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink doubts surface: questions first, pre-orders later [Updated]
Concerns are growing over start-up Notion Ink, with the company yet to show hardware of its Adam tablet - which went up for pre-order yesterday - and issues over payment processing and potential return and restocking fees. Despite months of marketing, the Adam tablet went up for order without any hardware demonstration, and while we'd like to see a potential game-changer enter the marketplace, that also makes us cautious. AndroidPolice dug through the returns policy and turned up some very high restocking fees and strict conditions; Notion Ink says it will respond, but until it does we'd recommend keeping your money in your pocket. Update: Notion Ink has responded this morning; more information at SlashGear.
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Notion Ink confirm pre-orders: from $375.33 at 1.30pm EST today

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 9 Dec, 2010
Notion Ink confirm pre-orders: from $375.33 at 1.30pm EST today
Notion Ink has announced details for its Adam pre-order today, with the Android Tegra 2 slate going on sale at 1.30pm EST. Registered users of the official blog will get first shot at ordering - they should have an email explaining how in a few hours time - followed by general sales six hours later. Pricing has been tweaked along the way, with the entry-level Adam now down to $375.33 (rather than $399) while adding 3G takes it to $425.33. The transflective Pixel Qi model will be $499.95 for the WiFi version and $549.99 for the 3G version. US and Europe/Asia modems will be on offer, different bands (and hence taking the total to six SKUs). We're chasing up shipping estimate details and live photos; more information over at SlashGear. [gallery] [via SlashGear]
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