miBook Digital Instruction Booklet
June 20th, 2008 by Mark R in Coolest Mobile News, Digital Picture Frame, Miscellaneous GadgetsEvery once in a while, you need more help than just a step-by-step instruction booklet. No, you need to have something that literally shows you how to do something with video footage.
This why people need something like the miBook. There really isn’t anything new about the design of this product, it is a simple PDA with a seven inch touchscreen.
What is unique about the miBook is the way it is being marketed. A recent Circuit City ad showed the MiBook as a kit that includes Two Food Network Cooking Titles. I believe the MiBook is designed to be some type of digital instruction booklet with helpful video footage.
I got to admit that a device such as this is a long time coming. The other day, I was trying to do something on my computer and I couldn’t figure it out to save my life. If someone were to put the instructions on a MiBook, that would have helped me immensely.
The miBook costs about $130, but does not come with any on-board memory. It is compatible with many models of memory cards, and supports both MPEG and MP3 audio formats. The miBook can even be used as a digital picture frame if you don’t want to put instructions on it.
3 Comments on “miBook Digital Instruction Booklet”
Weekend Gallery of posts » Coolest Gadgets Says:
June 21st, 2008 at 5:15 am[...] miBook Digital Instruction Booklet [...]
Pandigital Kitchen Technology Center » Coolest Gadgets Says:
June 26th, 2008 at 12:22 pm[...] may remember about a week ago when we covered a story about the miBook, a PDA that was an instruction book with digital video capabilities. One of the most practical uses [...]
Courtney Says:
August 20th, 2008 at 9:16 amGreat Idea - Junk Product
I was excited to give this a try, as I’ve always struggled in the kitchen to read recipes and prepare them at the same time. The navigation was poor, the screen is difficult to see- the picture above is COMPLETELY photoshoped!, the cheap plastic frame didn’t give me much hope either. The recipes weren’t bad, but nothing to brag about. When I began having trouble with it when it wouldn’t properly load, I called the parent company Photoco and rudely got the run around. Save your time and money on this piece of junk!
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