Production Samples Arrive for Notion Ink's Adam Tablet
The Notion Ink Adam, a tablet device manufactured by Notion Ink, is currently in the manufacturing phase. As the first manufactured samples have arrived at Notion Ink's headquarters in India, the company is inviting the public to have their say on the colour of the device.
Notion Ink is running a poll on their website, allowing people to vote for their preferred colour options. The results of the poll will determine the final colour scheme for the Notion Ink Adam. At the time of writing, the poll results have not been announced, so the final colour choices are yet to be revealed.
In an interesting twist, Notion Ink's CEO, Rohan Shravan, has compared the manufacturing of the Notion Ink Adam to an artist or sculptor creating a work of art. This sentiment is reflected in the back of the device, which bears the inscription "Created with Love by Notion Ink."
Michael Kozlowski, a technology journalist based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, has been writing about audiobooks, e-books, and e-readers for the past eighteen years. His work is not directly associated with Notion Ink, but he has covered the Notion Ink Adam in his writing.
In a few days, Notion Ink plans to deconstruct one of the manufactured units of the Notion Ink Adam and show off all of the internal components. Pictures of the deconstructed device will be included in the reveal, offering a unique insight into the inner workings of this innovative tablet.
While we await the final colour choices for the Notion Ink Adam, it's clear that this device is more than just a piece of technology. It's a labour of love, a work of art, and a testament to the creativity and innovation of Notion Ink. To find out the results of the poll and the final colour choice, we recommend visiting the official Notion Ink website or following their official communications.
People can vote for their preferred color options for the Notion Ink Adam on Notion Ink's website, as the results of the poll will determine the final color scheme for this innovative tablet. Meanwhile, e-readers, smartphones, and other gadgets are often considered mass-produced devices, but the CEO of Notion Ink has compared the manufacturing of the Notion Ink Adam to an artist or sculptor creating a work of art.
