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The iPad as e-book reader

By jlutz99

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Cnet Reviews has a good report on the iPad as e-book reader.  Here's an excerpt:

At first glance, the new Apple iPad includes most of the features we've been complaining are missing from the current generation of specialized e-book readers, namely the Amazon Kindle and the Barnes & Noble Nook.

If one were to build from scratch a device for reading books and periodicals onscreen, there's a good chance it would include a touch screen for navigating and flipping pages; a color display for illustrations, photos, and book covers; and--infrequently mentioned but still important--the ability to download and read e-books from several different sources.

Read the article here.

Posted by Jon Lutz

Full post as published by FSU College of Law Library Blog on July 30, 2010 (boomark / email).

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