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So, rather than a prospective “technophobic” litl customer being put off by doubts about what printer it would work with and not buy one, you simply accept that many of these users have no Information Technology at all prior to purchase and will be prepared to buy a printer on your recommendation. Possibly, from your online store.

If this could be done with Internet Routers as well you would have a total solution. It would be lovely to just pay one sum of money and have EVERYTHING delivered along with comprehensible manuals on how to wire it up, but then you would need to get friendly with an Internet Provider.

I’m not suggesting that you lock all your users into using one Broadband service of your choice, but to give total neophytes the option to have a ‘bigger box’ shipped to them that contains everything they need to get them using The Cloud.

Anyway, very impressive demos. Best of luck with the product.

This is the best product since the iPhone and arguably the most innovative computing environment since 1984.

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The dimension I’d be least confident about extrapolating is its ‘depth’ in easel mode; in other words, will it sit safely on this shelf I have here?

The thing I noticed myself failing to find anything on was battery life, which seems kind of critical for many of the use cases you’re promoting.

Similarly for sound level: the closest I found was that “litl contains no moving parts except for a small fan”, which if anything is a concern since I’d want such a machine to be totally silent (and fans usually aren’t).

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I went in checking out a possible Christmas gift. I come out mildly irritated. (Though I still think it’s an appealing product.)

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On the flip side, a friend of mine who is a car buff recently asked me why I bought my car when I could have bought the same basic car from a different manufacturer with a bigger engine for less money. The funny thing is that I don’t even know the size of my car’s engine. It seems to get me from point A to point B fast enough. Beyond that I don’t care about the engine size. I do care about dependability, reliability, and low maintenance costs. I care about these items because I view spending any moment tinkering/repairing my car to be a total waste of time and/or money. That’s why I bought the car I bought. It sounds like litl is going to do to the computer industry what Toyota did for cars. That’s certainly a good thing.

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