Notion Ink releases Adam demo video, attempts to explain itself (update: second vid)

<DIV class=separator style="CLEAR: both; TEXT-ALIGN: center"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgzQl94Fc6S8Qb1BhFnTnFm6tJkbBiNDely6Mk52M1HZzr7nlodwmYa994Dbe9YqyW0fvDEpSphKz2XVuozUO5zxq56bBzbP9E0o95mjJuR67BJleyiRsJ9eul56u5hxV5zsuZ7KT19viE/s1600/12-18-10-notionink.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="MARGIN-LEFT: 1em; MARGIN-RIGHT: 1em"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgzQl94Fc6S8Qb1BhFnTnFm6tJkbBiNDely6Mk52M1HZzr7nlodwmYa994Dbe9YqyW0fvDEpSphKz2XVuozUO5zxq56bBzbP9E0o95mjJuR67BJleyiRsJ9eul56u5hxV5zsuZ7KT19viE/s1600/12-18-10-notionink.jpg"></A></DIV>As promised, Notion Ink has just released a video of the Adam tablet in action, complete with that snazzy new Eden UI -- the first anyone's seen of the device since its first working prototype. While the footage itself is of disappointingly low quality, it seems</EM> to show a device somewhat worthy of the hype, with a responsive screen, a multitask-friendly interface and plug 'n play peripherals -- though we're holding out for Pixel Qi screen tests and some closeup shots before we place any orders ourselves. Notion Ink singled out vocal critic AndroidPolice</EM> to launch the (seemingly incomplete) video and gave the publication an exclusive interview too, so take your lingering doubts about the tablet's capabilities and head on down to our source links.<BR><BR><STRONG>Update: </STRONG>Now in 720p! <BR><BR><STRONG>Update 2: </STRONG>There's a brand-new video after the break, showing off more Eden UI, a speedy PDF reader, and the Adam's virtual keyboard -- and reportedly all shot in daylight to boot.

Notion Ink releases Adam demo video, attempts to explain itself (update: second vid)

As promised, Notion Ink has just released a video of the Adam tablet in action, complete with that snazzy new Eden UI -- the first anyone...

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