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Samsung E-Books Let You Read and Write Wired News
LAS VEGAS — Everybody is showing off new e-readers at CES this year, and Samsung is no exception. But there is one reason for you to keep reading this post. With Samsung’s e-book, you can write on the pages.
We knew e-books would be a hot item at this year’s show, but the surprise is that there are so many large format readers. Samsung’s small range tops out with a 10-incher, which joins the Kindle DX in its new international clothing, and Plastic Logic’s enormous 8.5 x 11-inch Que proReader .
Samsung’s e-books, the E6 and E101, look just like any other black and white e-ink device. When you’re done reading either of the 6- or 10-inch books, though, you can pull out a stylus and start scrawling. These sticks come in various thicknesses and use “electromagnetic resonance” to draw lines on the page.
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Rekindling the Book Metropolis Magazine- Mar 17, 2009
Rekindling the BookMetropolis Magazine, NYHe also shows me a picture of a line of readers by a Dutch company, iRex. One, called the iLiad Book Edition, comes stocked with 50 classic novels (no longer copyright-protected) such as Moby Dick and War and Peace. The largest-format device, the iRex- Mar 19, 2009
Which?Sony ebook Reader gets 500000 free titles Google shares classic Which?, UKWhich? has first look reviews of the Sony PRS-505 Reader and the irex iliad Book Edition - two ebook readers available in the UK. The Sony Reader lets users read both ebooks and newspapers on a six-inch 'eink' screen, is 8mm thick and capable of
- Feb 27, 2009
New York TimesRumor: Another Kindle on the way?CNET News, CAWe will probably see faster advancements in this area in the near future as competition heats up. by JoeG3 February 27, 2009 4:01 PM PST I use a slightly older and slightly smaller Irex Illiad. I convert a lot of pdfs that I read to mobi to get a nice Amazon Kindle 2 hands-on review Citizen Pain: Who Needs Another Electronic Reader?
- Mar 13, 2009
Books Round-Up: Borders To Launch New E-Reader; Waterstones’ Books paidContent, UKBy Patrick Smith - Fri 13 Mar 2009 09:15 AM PST —Borders’ e-reader: Less than a year after launching its iLiad e-reader, made by iRex Technologies, bookstore chain Borders is to launch a new, cheaper version in the next few weeks.- Mar 10, 2009
The BooksellerBorders to retail cheaper ebookThe Bookseller, UKWe will be looking to introduce something else to the stores in the course of the next few weeks." Downer declined to say whether the new device would be produced by iLiad manufacturer iRex. "Once the product is shipped and we know the launch date,