We seem to be surrounded with information about ebooks and its many new readers. We get information on how Dan Brown’s latest novel “The Lost Symbol” sold more of the electronic version than the hardcover at Amazon in the first few days. We hear that Google will muscles in on music and ebooks. But what is even more apparent is the battle for the ultimate reader…
Amazon Kindle 2
Microsoft Courier
Apple Tablet http://bit.ly/vUDK3
Bridgestone Flexible Ebook Reader http://bit.ly/2mjonr
Nice read. I also saw a video in youtube about a review on new Apple iPad. Here is the link – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAb_yg2XF-k
I don’t think the Apple mentality of limiting the interfaces is going to serve them well with this product; this mentality will leave the door open for the Windows and/or the Google people to develop a product that has is more usable and there is no reason that competitors products can’t be just as user friendly. I was reading at netbookspoint.com that Apple’s application store is going to help this product over those developed by others, but once again there is no reason why others can’t develop something similar and offer software developers a better return.
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Apple has just released Ipad with similar pricing and better features for their entry level model. Do you think this will affect the Kindle market? Thanks
Hello, I am now a few months ago and must say that I am very satisfied. To me it makes a lot of fun to read English books to the Kindle.
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