Turning the Last Page ; Electronic Readers Take the Ink and Paper Out of Book Technology
The Record, Bergen County, NJ › June 13, 2006
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Summary
Step onto a bus or train any given morning, and you'll see people reading. Commuters bury their faces in newspapers, magazines, novels and sometimes even Web-enabled cellphones during the ride to and from work.
Soon, they could be "flipping through" an electronic book reader, a cross between a handheld flat-panel monitor and a book. Like an iPod for books, e-book readers are designed to hold thousands of text files and display them at the resolution of a printed page. They could change how books are purchased and read.See the full content of this document
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Turning the Last Page ; Electronic Readers Take the Ink and Paper Out of Book Technology
The readers, generally priced between $250 and $400, are about the size of a soft-cover novel.
Based on E Ink technology, e-book readers can a...See the full content of this document
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