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Kakai Is Now Kno – Developing eReader For Students

By Best-eReaders, May 17, 2010

We’ve reported few weeks ago about a start up company who’s apprently developing a unique eReader aimed at students. The start up was called Kakai but now transformed into Kno.

the company’s first product will be a Linux-based “foldable double-screened device, which is designed to feel like a mix of laptop and textbook. It’ll be both portable and gesture-based, and as you’d likely imagine, will be aimed directly at the education market. We’re also told that the endeavor will include “robust software and a seamless website to deliver course material, allowing for note-taking and offering other audio and video capabilities.

As the Kindle DX doesn’t look like a good solution for students, The Kno eReader might be a better fit.

[Source: Kno.com]

One Response to “Kakai Is Now Kno – Developing eReader For Students”

  1. Kakai Kno Reveals Dual Screen 14 Inch eReader. | Best Ereaders says:
    June 3, 2010 at 5:26 pm

    [...] Kno, the company previously known as Kakai revealed their 14 Inch, Dual screen ereader at the D8 conference in California. Becuase of it dual screens the Kno weighs 5.5 pounds (2.5 KG). The Kno aims to be a desktop tablet — that is, not to be held, but to be opened and worked on as students normally would with their books. The Kno is aimed at students using big, heavy text books. [...]

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