Digital Book Readers : The #1 eBook Readers guide

Amazon has taken eBooks to the next level with the inception of the Kindle Development Kit (KDK). New on the market the KDK is taking the Kindle to a whole new dimension and adding opportunity to developers to get their software out to the public through Beta testing.If you are not familiar with the Kindle it is an eBook from Amazon that you can view up to 1,500 books with their standard platform. There is also a larger version that can hold up to 3,500 books at one time. The Kindle is easy and convenient... more

Welcome to the February 2, 2010 edition of Digital Book Readers - new collection of posts and articles from different Internet authors devoted to the amazing world of e-book readers.   Suhani presents MSI showscases eBook reader netbook at CES 2010 posted at OnlyGizmos and Amazon launches Free Kindle App for iPhone posted at iPhone Help.   Surbhi Bhatia presents A Musing ‘Kindle’ posted at The Viewspaper.   michaely presents Top 10 Kindle Covers And Cases posted at Ebook Reader Guide,... more

Sony introduced the first e-reader — the short-lived PRS 500 — in 2006, before Amazon’s 2007 Kindle made its debut, but the Kindle quickly left the PRS 500 in its dust. In August 2009, after going back to the drawing board, Sony announced three new e-readers: the very basic Reader Pocket Edition, the more sophisticated Reader Touch Edition, and its most recent creation, the Reader Daily Edition, which was unveiled in December 2009. The Daily Edition is Sony’s first wireless e-reader, connecting... more

Samsung has entered the e-reader market in a big way. The company has announced its new E6 and E101 e-readers to be followed shortly by two additional devices (5″ and 6″). Samsung e-readers are designed to allow onscreen handwriting. This progressive development will have an outstanding impact on today’s users and future developers. E-readers enhance the reading experience with their design and form, ease of use, and advanced features. With the new Samsung e-readers, supported... more

The once-cozy niche in the cosmos of personal e-book readers, initially carved out in late 2007 by Amazon’s Kindle, is steadily expanding. Two of the more attention-worthy devices being introduced during late 2009 and early 2010 are Barnes & Noble’s “Nook” and Intel’s “Reader.” What else would anyone expect from two of the most respected and innovative companies in the U.S.? Cuddling up with the Nook In basic substantive ways the Nook operates like other e-readers already on the... more

The Asus Eee-Reader is expected to introduce a touch of color and a ton of changes into the e-reader market. The devices of the future will maximize the reading experience, expand the reach of the reader, and thrill the users. Discover how Asus Eee-Reader puts a modern spin on a traditional and favorite pastime as well as lightening the load for students, businesses, and the average reader. Asus Eee-Reader allows readers to enjoy a book - anywhere, anytime - surrounded by glorious color and divine... more

A good e-reader starts with a good base - an exceptional operating system. When it comes to the driving force behind popular e-readers, three systems stand out above the rest. An overview of the operating systems for digital readers reveals the top three. Discover the basic truth about the latest e-readers. During 2009, e-readers were operating at maximum efficiency with over 2.2 million devices being shipped to stores. In 2010, the demand is expected to increase by more than 50%. Their operating... more

More than two months have passed since we published previous edition dbReaders b-carnival. There were a lot of new events and changes in the e-readers market showing rapid growth in production, technology and sales. Welcome to the January 9, 2010 edition of the high-tech Digital Book Readers blog carnival.   One Family presents Amazon Kindle 2 reading device – Is it Bleeding Edge? – A Frugal Take posted at One Family’s Blog.   emancave presents Moving the Amazon Kindle between accounts... more

The “Readius eReader”, the first pocket-size e-reader with a rollable e-paper display larger than the device itself, was invented by Polymer Vision, a spin-off of an electronics company that wanted state-of-the-art technology to be able to reach the marketplace more quickly. A financial mess led the fledgling company to bankruptcy in July 2009, but its knight in shining armor was an Asian technology firm that has since shepherded the project to safety. It will make its debut in 2010. Polymer... more

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