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The international publisher, Penguin, has decided to hop onto the ebook bandwagon, by promising regular book launches to be held in conjunction with their ebook counterparts. Unfortunately, the prices will not be lowered for the ebook varieties,...
Sony has taken some stabs at giving e-books more popularity with the Librie e-book reader that was only released in Japan. The Librie uses some uber technologies to make reading the e-book as natural as possible. The main issue plaguing the e-book...
Move over B&W Sony Librie eBook, there's a new eBook in town. A color eBook. That's still a prototype. And may be available next year. But not here. Tough break, fans of eBooks. You better get yourself a pBook, which is a paper book.
More information, and a picture, of that new e-book from Matsushita we mentioned on Friday, the one that lasts for six months on two AA batteries. Read [Translated from Japanese using Babelfish]
Although there've been lots of eBooks the past year, none of them have had this HP concept that was demoed at the HP Mobility Summit. Instead of pressing a button to turn the page (which you can presumably still do) there are touch strips on the...
Holy negligible weight, Batman! This Fujitsu e-Book reader weighs so on this side of nothing, it's hardly heavier than an actual piece of paper. Hell, it's lighter than most paperback books.
Apparently 43% of college students identify smell as the thing they most love about books. CaféScribe have taken this odd statistic and run with it, creating the world's first smelly e-book.
While those who are born into a world of e-books won't miss much, there are a few generations of paper-readers who might still need some convincing. The LIVRE, a concept for a more tactile friendly e-book, first looks like a chunky version of...
Friends at Engadget turned up an Amazon E-book reader to go head to head with Sony's own reader. The fellas slashed their way through the FCC's site, and revealed that the device has a six-inch, 800 by 600 pixel display, 256MB of RAM, a keyboard,...
A new e-book from Matsushita that will last for six months on just two AA batteries. The Sigma has two 7.2-inch LCD panels set side by side to each other that conserve power by refreshing the screen only when a page is "turned," rather than sixty...
Clever: Taking novels in the public domain, re-boxing them, and selling them in the iTunes App Store for a buck a pop. It's mostly stuff you had to read in high school, like Dickens and Edith Wharton, but there's also a whole mess of Tarzan novels...
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