Since my initial post on the subject two and half weeks ago, I have read over the replies that have accumulated across a couple of sites. I’ve appreciated the time that commenters have put into their replies to the post. In reflecting upon the discussions put forth, I can see that major flaw of my [...]
Posts Tagged ‘kindle’
The Failure of E-Reader Devices, Ctd.
Posted in library science, tagged amazon, kindle, library science, Trends on June 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Failure of E-Book Devices
Posted in library science, tagged amazon, ebooks, kindle, library science, mobipocket on May 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The failure is not the technology. The capacity to download, store, and recall hundreds if not thousands of books is impressive. The ability to replicate the look of font on paper is incredible. Each generation of e-book devices is rapidly outpacing the previous incarnations with additional features such as internet browser, PDF support, wireless updates, [...]
a kindle that yields no fire
Posted in library science, tagged amazon, drm, kindle, library science, lisnews, oprah, technology on March 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Within library circles, there has been a continued conversation as to the Kindle. Unlike previous eReaders, this one has taken off like gangbusters. The Oprah show in which the Kindle was in the spotlight has put this $360+ gadget as the must-have gadget for all the literate geeks of the world. And while the library [...]

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