Publishing Revolutions
Thursday, February 25th, 2010
The world of publishing is changing. Get involved. Create the future. I’m doing my part, at http://modernevil.com/ – what are you doing?
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The world of publishing is changing. Get involved. Create the future. I’m doing my part, at http://modernevil.com/ – what are you doing?
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7″ Color LCD Touchscreen eBook Reader
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Review of B&N eReader by http://www.AppVee.com -
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Gizmo Ep05 – Get the first look at photos from the unveiling of Microsoft and HP’s Windows 7 Slate. It is a tablet that is powered by the multi-touch features of Windows 7 and features a few interesting modes like: movie mode, reading mode, and pc mode. The interesting part is seemingly a tie-up with Amazon (be it with Microsoft, HP or both were not sure.) Ballmer demoed the Amazon PC reader on the HP Slate, and the reader will ship as standard with the Slate.
Release date: later this year, and the price: about the same as a mobile phone. Our guess, pre-Christmas and around the $600-$700 mark.
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This video compares two eReaders for the iPhone and iPod touch: the Barnes and Noble eReader and the Kindle for the iPhone. I explain why at this time the B&N eReader is better.
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With all the new ereaders on the market competing with each other, it may help you to review their features through an ebook reader comparison. When Amazon came out with their Kindle wireless reading device, there really were no comparable digital readers on the market, but other manufacturers are now competing for the wireless crowd of readers.
Let us first tackle the two ebook reader versions offered by Amazon. There is the Kindle International version and the Kindle DX. The main differences is the current Kindle DX only has 3G wireless capability in the U.S. whereas the International version is available now in over 100 countries. The Kindle DX also is larger in both screen size and capacity. The DX has a nine inch screen, whereas the normal Kindle only has a six inch screen. The Kindle DX also has a larger memory size and can hold 3,500 books versus only 1,500 books in the Global Kindle.
A fairly new competitor is the Barnes and Noble Nook ereader. It has a lot of the same features as the Kindle Global version with a few added features.ebook reader comparisonereader comparisonebook reader reviewsony readerbarnes noble nook
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On this week’s World Tech Update Intel and AMD settle all antitrust litigation and patent disputes, CEA holds its annual CES preview in New York, Australian iPhones get Rick Astley wallpaper, Fujitsu breaks a phone in two, HP plans to acquire 3Com, the European Commission issues a formal statement of objections over Oracles planned acquisition of Sun, Nokia recalls mobile phone chargers, Intel launches a new e-reader and an MIT robot acts as driving companion.
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A demonstration of eReader version 2.1 for iPhone, which includes new features such as cover display, coverflow mode, book information display and editing, and more. Part 2 of 2.
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