Hey mfcav01. You are right that I def don't know for sure that the way amazon is doing it is a better way. I am just going based on videos and images I have seen. And I agree that it will be a while before other ereader companies catch up to what amazon is releasing next month. So that would mean that neon would be there only option at least for the short term. However my concern is for the long term. Up until now there hasn't been anything that I've heard about neonode or the touch screen industry in general that would make me worry about staying invested in noenode for another 2 and a half years. But I see what amazon has accomplished with there latest kindles and it does concern me about considering a long term investment in neon.
I do disagree with you about neonode continuing to have success (long term) in the mobile market. You're not wrong but I just feel that other touch tech is moving fast and getting better and better. So all the advantages that neon offers maybe won't be so impressive soon. I also think a major drawback for neonodes tech in the mobile market is that it requires that raised IR boarder around any screen it is on. This would take away from the sleek design that the iphone, ipad and other similar products are known for. However none of what I just said would be a problem at all for touch screens in cars. Thats what I am hoping for them to have success in. That is a huge market and will continue to grow fast. Not too long from now touch screens in cars will become standard. And IMO this is the market where neonode should have the advantage over all competition for a long time. Neonode tech can provide the same function in a car as any other touch tech only for a much cheaper price. And a raised IR boarder in a car certainly isn't an issue.
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