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Video: Episode 115: Next Generation E-Books
Original at AOL Video
• Mon, Mar 16
In episode 115, Andy and Sean look at new electronic book devices including the Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader. video.aol.com
Video: Plastic Logic e-ink Reader demoOriginal at YouTube
• Wed, Jan 14
By rss@youtube.com (Obsessable) We got a demo of this extremely thin, 8.5 x 11-inch electronic reader at CES 2009. Going into trials later this year, the Plastic Logic Reader will take on the Amazon Kindle, Sony Reader and other e-ink readers when it becomes available commercially in 2010.
The Ebook 2.0 Era Has Arrived, by Wattpad Co-founder Allen Lau
Original at TeleRead
• Tue, Nov 3
By a TeleRead Contributor 2009 will be remembered as the year ebooks took off. Ebook sales are experiencing over 100% year-to-year growth. E-readers such as Kindle and Sony E-reader are selling like hotcakes. However, the way ebooks are produced has not been very different than that of paper book, which has changed...
Amazon and B&N don’t love Canada—but oh how Sony’s e-book side does!
Original at TeleRead
• Sat, Oct 24
By Ficbot The Sony Reader is my only hardware besides a proper computer on which I can read library books—and my local library system seems to loves the Sony just as much as the Sony loves them, because they have about 200 novels, as recent as the new Dan Brown best-seller, available in ePub and PDF via...
Bookeen ships 5-inch Cybook Opus e-book reader
Original at Electronista
• Thu, Sep 24
Bookeen has delivered its promised e-book reader, the 5-inch Cybook Opus. It is meant as a simpler and more affordable alternative to the likes of the latest Amazon Kindle and Sony Readers. It lacks a touchscreen and at just a third of a pound is much lighter than either. Internal storage capa...
NEWS: E-book reader owners in UK happy with hardware
Original at lint.com
• Mon, Sep 7
By Amy-Mae Elliott But content could be improved Feature - The complete guide to eBook readers Tags: Gadgets E-Books E-Book readers Survey YouGov Poll Statistics Apple Amazon Sony Kindle E-book reader owners in UK happy with hardware originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Mon, 07 Sep 2009 16:02:11 +0100
Guest Post: An Author's View of Electronic Publishing
Original at eoinpurcellsblog.com
• Tue, Jun 30
By eoinpurcell A few years ago, you’d have been right about that, but these days the arrival of e-ink devices, such as the Sony Reader and the Amazon Kindle, mean that electronic reading causes no more eye-strain than paper. Indeed, if your peepers are beginning to age a little, the fact that you can increa...
Opinion: Amazon's Kindle: A Clever Monopoly Device
Original at North Star Writers Group
• Fri, Jun 5
MI s Portable Reader System. This review covers one user's brief experience with the Kindle 2 and more extensive knowledge of the Sony PRS-505. The latter is not the latest Sony e-book reader (the PRS 700), but it was the one available, since I own it and ...
Review: Hanlin e-reader
Original at Times Online
• Fri, May 29
UK You can also buy e-books of current titles from sites such as Mobipocket and ebooks U, which retain the formatting of real books and are much easier to read. This device is clearly aimed at the same market as the Amazon's Kindle and the Sony Reader. ...
Opinion: Higher-contrast e-paper tech from Ohio prof: Yet another display contender
Original at TeleRead
• Tue, Apr 28
By David Rothman Tired of the low contrast between the text and background on your Amazon Kindle or Sony Reader? A University of Cincinnati professor has invented an e-paper display tech with a much brighter background—reflecting 55 percent of ambient light, far more than the current 35-40 percent of E...
Amazon Kindle 2 vs. Sony Reader PRS-700Original at fr.truveo.com
• Fri, Apr 10
E-book readers are getting a lot of buzz, so we’re throwing them into the Prizefight ring. fr.truveo.com
My Visit to E Ink
Original at Joe Wikert's Kindleville
• Thu, Apr 2
By Joe Wikert(jwikert@gmail.com) Last week I mentioned I was heading to our Cambridge office and had a meeting scheduled with E Ink, the company that makes the Kindle and Sony Reader displays. I wound up spending the better part of an hour with Russ Wilcox, CEO of E Ink, and got to see some very cool stuff.
Samsung's Papyrus e-book reader nears launch
Original at CNET News.com
• Wed, Mar 25
Somehow, I doubt that even at the cheaper price point this will be a Kindle 2 or Sony Reader killer, though hopefully it will get enough attention to encourage Amazon and Sony to drop their e-book reader prices a bit. What do you think? ...
My Sony Reader, one week in
Original at TeleRead
• Mon, Mar 23
By Ficbot How the Sony changed my reading choices So, how are things going with my week-old Sony Reader? Great, thanks. I love it. It was a wonderful buy for me. Now that I have had time to put it through its paces, here are my thoughts on how it stacks up as a book reader. Ease of Use My Sony may not have [...]
Google Partnership Adds 500K Free Titles for Sony E-Reader Owners - HispanicBusiness.com
Original at HispanicBusiness.com
• Fri, Mar 20
According to published reports, Sony Electronics Inc. will offer users of its e-book reading devices more than 500000 public domain books from Google Inc. via Sony's eBook Store. The venture increases the number of titles at Sony's store to more than ...
It’s tough to choose an e-book reader
Original at TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home
• Mon, Dec 22
By a TeleBlog Reader For what’s it’s worth, I’ve never actually seen a Kindle in the wild. Furthermore, the DRM and hacked proprietary Mobipocket format are down right offensive to anyone who has built up a catalog of ebooks over the years. The same is true for the Sony Reader, except that Sony got smart and jumpe...
Review: MiBook Is Cheap, Colorful E-Book Reader
Original at Sci-Tech Today
• Mon, Dec 8
The MiBook, from Ohio-based startup Photoco Inc., is also considerably cheaper than Amazon.com Inc.'s Kindle or Sony Inc.'s Reader, which start at $300. The list price for the MiBook is $120, but it's available for as little as $75 online, including two books. Extra books are $20 each.
The e-book numbers battle: How Sony can surpass the Kindle’s 190K items—via wise use of alliances and tech
Original at TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home
• Thu, Dec 4
By David Rothman Tech isn’t necessarily going to stand still for Amazon and its Kindle—that’s the point we made earlier this week. But what about the number of books available for the Kindle vs. a big rival, the Sony Reader? Some just-out statistics suggest that Sony has more of a chance on the content front t...
Good news for e-books: Cheaper Asustek hardware, just US$200 next year—and meanwhile the iPhone market keeps growing
Original at TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home
• Sat, Nov 1
By David Rothman Gizmos like the Kindle and the Sony Reader still cost hundreds of dollars, rather steep for devices intended mainly for book-reading. But sooner or later, as E Ink and the rest drop in price, we’ll see $100 machines. Meanwhile, the news is good for thrifty people who favor the multi-use appr...
A quick review of a borrowed Sony Reader PRS-500
Original at TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home
• Fri, Jun 20
By Branko Collin A friend lent me his Sony Reader for a couple of weeks. He wasn’t using it as much as he used to, so he wouldn’t miss it. The Sony Reader has no problems on that score. For me it was incredibly straight forward to operate. My friend had told me how to work the power button, and the rest I figured out by my...
Taking Ballmer Too Literally
Original at rebuildingmedia.corante.com
• Fri, Jun 6
MA - Meanwhile, the technology of the next next next generation Kindle and Sony reader and iPhone and e-paper and tablet computer will all be better better ... Ballmer's too quick to kill off print NetworkWorld.com all 2 news articles
City students review possible future of books
Original at Charleston Gazette
• Tue, May 27
and the Sony Reader Digital Book. Students John Riggs (left) and Nathan Shin check out the Kindle e-book while Payton Gerencir looks at the Sony e-book. ... With Kindles back in stock, Amazon drops price of ebook reader BetaNews Amazon Kindle Back in Stock, Price Dropped Laptop Logic
Sony and the perils of proprietary e-book formats—and the promise of cellphone e-books
Original at TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home
• Mon, May 19
By David Rothman Uh-oh. Sony’s Timebook Town is winding down efforts in Japan to deliver e-books to PCs and the Librie dedicated e-book reader, which in fact is no longer even made. Pity the people who spent good money on the Librie expecting that Sony would support it forever. Photo below is of Librie.
Astak's e-book reader beats rivals in price - CNET Crave Blog
Original at CNET Crave Blog
• Wed, May 14
Astak's e-book reader beats rivals in price The latest runs on Windows CE 5.0 and has a 6-inch screen that's similar to the displays on the Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader, as well as the Bebook. ... Astak's Mentor E-Book Reader Priced Below US$200 Gizmodo Australia
Next Generation Standard Segmented Display Cells
Original at Gatzet.com
• Sat, May 10
The SDC displays use the same E Ink Vizplex™ technology that is shipping in popular electronic book devices such as the Amazon Kindle, SONY Reader and iRex iLiad. The advantage of SDC over regular LCD is that SDC platform provides ...
Borders to offer e-book reader and store - HEXUS.channel
Original at channel.hexus.net
• Sat, May 10
Borders to offer e-book reader and store HEXUS.channel, UK - Unless “the latest thing” exercises an irresistible attraction, most will await the UK release of the Sony Reader and Amazon’s Kindle, which sell for a ...
New eBook articles - featuring Kindle and Sony
Original at libraries.wright.edu
• Fri, May 9
By spolanka eBooks are in the news. Check out new articles, featuring updates on the Kindle and Sony Reader, in these publications:. The Elusive E-book: Are e-Books finally ready for prime time? By Stephen Sottong. American Libraries, May 2008. ...
E Ink Announces Next Generation Custom and Standard Segmented ... - Business Wire (press release)
Original at businesswire.com
• Fri, May 9
press release) E Ink Announces Next Generation Custom and Standard Segmented ... press release), CA - May 9, 2008 The SDC displays use the same E Ink Vizplex™ technology that is shipping in popular electronic book devices such as the Amazon Kindle, SONY Reader and iRex ...
Waterstone's to stock Sony ebook - The Bookseller (subscription)
Original at The Bookseller
• Thu, May 1
Waterstone's to stock Sony ebook subscription), UK - May 1, 2008 Waterstone's is believed to have signed a deal to stock Sony’s e-book reader when it is introduced into the UK later this year. It is understood that the ...
Waterstone's to stock Sony ebook - The Bookseller (subscription)
Original at The Bookseller
• Thu, May 1
Waterstone's to stock Sony ebook subscription), UK - May 1, 2008 Waterstone's is believed to have signed a deal to stock Sony’s e-book reader when it is introduced into the UK later this year. It is understood that the ...
Waterstone's to stock Sony ebook - The Bookseller (subscription)
Original at The Bookseller
• Thu, May 1
Waterstone's to stock Sony ebook subscription), UK - May 1, 2008 Waterstone's is believed to have signed a deal to stock Sony’s e-book reader when it is introduced into the UK later this year. It is understood that the ...
Waterstone's to stock Sony ebook - The Bookseller (subscription)
Original at The Bookseller
• Thu, May 1
Waterstone's to stock Sony ebook subscription), UK - May 1, 2008 Waterstone's is believed to have signed a deal to stock Sony’s e-book reader when it is introduced into the UK later this year. It is understood that the ...
2008 U.K. launch for Amazon Kindle or K II? Mid-’08 for Readius rollable E Ink reader? Q3 for Sony Reader?Original at TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home
• Fri, Apr 18
By David Rothman Will a Kindle or even a Kindle II e-reader hit the U.K. later this year? Will the Redius—an e-reader and GSM mobile phone combo shown here, with a five-inch rollable E Ink screen—appear in Britain in mid-2008? Kindle II—or just fun speculation?
Opinion: Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader Locked Up: Why Your Books Are No Longer Yours [Legalese]
Original at Gizmodo
• Fri, Mar 21
By matt buchanan The Sony Reader and the Amazon Kindle are portable media devices designed to carry and display e-books and other electronic documents. Kindle has a mobile broadband function that allows users to browse online content and download e-books while on the go. Alternatively, the Sony Reader r...
CES 2008: Sony Reader PRS-505
Original at Technology Evangelist
• Tue, Jan 8
By noemail@noemail.org (Benjamin J. Higginbotham) It has become a Technology Evangelist tradition: cover the Sony Reader. I own the Sony Reader PRS500, PRS505, Amazon Kindle and iRex iLiad, so I'm no e-ink newbie. Here we have a quick and frank review of the state of eReader technology ...
Another Kindle Complaint: Cancellation Hassles - PC World
Original at PC World
• Wed, Dec 26
Another Kindle Complaint: Cancellation Hassles - I've owned Amazon's Kindle e-book reader for over a month now, and have come to two key conclusions about it: It's an incredibly clunky and poorly-designed ... First look: Sony Reader PRS-505/SC vs. Amazon Kindle San Jose Mercury News
First look: Sony Reader PRS-505/SC vs. Amazon Kindle - San Jose Mercury News
Original at mercurynews.com
• Mon, Dec 24
First look: Sony Reader PRS-505/SC vs. Amazon Kindle San Jose Mercury News, USA - The Sony Reader and the Amazon Kindle are signature products in the emerging electronic book reading category. The new Sony Reader PRS-505/SC, ... Amazon's e-book reader is almost useful Daily Press
Assessing Amazon's Kindle, Sony's Reader e-book (Newsday)
Original at Yahoo! News Search Results for "Amazon Kindle"
• Mon, Dec 17
Another year, another e-book. Since the late 1990s, we've been hearing about newer, better, faster electronic readers that will put printed media on life support. Last month, Amazon launched much-ballyhooed Kindle. It certainly sounds like an improvement over past devices.
Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader PRS-505 Video Review - PC Magazine
Original at PC Magazine
• Mon, Dec 3
Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader PRS-505 Video Review - It's pricey, but Amazon's Kindle is the e-book's best hope to make the Best Seller list. When you're finished watching the video, read our full review of ...
First impressions of the Amazon Kindle e-book reader
Original at Houston Chronicle
• Mon, Nov 26
By Dwight When Amazon launched its Kindle e-book reader last week, I was both intrigued and skeptical. Based on my experience with the Sony Reader earlier this year, I know there's a lot to like about this type of device -- but there are also ...
Amazon debuts Kindle e-book reader
Original at Webware/Cnet
• Mon, Nov 19
By Caroline McCarthy Currently, the screen is black-and-white; Amazon executives have confirmed that E Ink, which manufactures the screen technology for Kindle as well as for other e-book readers like the Sony Reader, has a prototype of a color display; ...
Why is the new Kindle eBook reader from Amazon and not Apple?
Original at counternotions
• Mon, Nov 19
By Kontra The latest (and the first major implementor of the E-Ink screen technology also used by Kindle) is the $299 Sony Reader. None of these devices have caught the attention of readers in any meaningful way. Why should Kindle be any ...
Sony Reader vs. Amazon Kindle - 5:1 for Sony?
Original at BlogPulse2RSS - inaminuteago - the blog
• Fri, Jun 20
By TadW In the US, currently around 50'000 users read e-books; Simon & Schuster and Penguin sell 2x to 5x as many e-books as in previous years; Amazon sold around 10'000 Kindle units since interception; Sony sold around 50'000 Portable Reader ...
Hachette prepares for Sony Reader launch in France
Original at BlogPulse2RSS - inaminuteago - the blog
• Tue, May 20
By igorsk Related: Hachette acquiert Numilog, proposera le Sony en France http://www.mobileread.com/upload/news/2007-10/Press_Release.jpgWell, at least according to this article (http://www.lefigaro.fr/medias/2008/05/06/04002-20080506ARTFIG00007-nourry-pas-de-menace-d-un...