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Barnes and Noble's Global eBook Strategy Mobility Site (blog)

Recently, flurry of ebook readers from third parties have been released, they are able to read more formats, have about the same features as both the Kindle and the Nook and they may or may not have different forms of communication. Some use OTA (over the air connection) provided by cell carriers, some have WiFi, others (the more basic ones) need to connect to a PC in order to receive new ebooks. The most important feature; their screens are pretty much the same, they all use e-ink screens that looks great: both indoors and outdoors. The only differentiating factor in this feature is whether they have more or less resolution.

Early in December, eReader.com (a BN company) sent an email to their customers announcing that they would be selling an ebook reader from Foxit called the eSlick. This reader had already been out for sale from Foxit.

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