Date Submitted: Jan 5, 2010 - 4:06:45 PM
Summary: 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.

Date Submitted: Dec 22, 2009 - 1:33:55 PM
Summary: The e-books are still a new concept for most of the people. It does not occupy any place, you can do backup easily, and you can download them instantly as well. What is more, an e-book reader can read them in whatever font he likes. There are many factors like this that has fueled the unbelievable e-books market growth.

Date Submitted: Dec 20, 2009 - 8:26:53 AM
Summary: Although eBook readers are becoming increasingly popular because of their convenience and ease of use, most people setting out to purchase them do so largely in ignorance. Some later regret not carrying out sufficient research to enable them to make an informed decision. Here are some websites that both educate those interested in finding out more about the technology of e-Readers, and also offer product reviews by experts in the field that will help them arrive at the product best suited to their needs.

Date Submitted: Dec 9, 2009 - 2:20:22 PM
Summary: The Plastic Logic QUE eBook reader has been unveiled, but not yet launched. Nor has a price been stated, although the objective of the development has been described by Plastic Logic as providing a produce for the business market, rather than for consumers. This being the case, the price could be high, and there is no other product available with the capabilities of the QUE.

Date Submitted: Dec 4, 2009 - 9:33:19 AM
Summary: Using the latest technology, e-readers have managed to return the spotlight to reading - one of life's most simple pleasures. Combined with their exceptional accessories, e-readers enhance the reading experience. Discover how to maximize the function and style of your e-reader! Turn over a new leaf and make the most of your reading moments.

Date Submitted: Nov 29, 2009 - 10:41:24 AM
Summary: Amazon began offering the Kindle to Europe in late October 2009, thus breaking down the one barrier to its potential domination of the e-reader market. It is sold in American dollars, and shipped from the US, although it is ordered by Europeans using their regular accounts. Is it too late for Amazon to enter the European market?

Date Submitted: Nov 28, 2009 - 5:43:52 AM
Summary: Many people like to purchase and read e-books and e-magazines through lightweight handheld readers today. Several companies have come up with innovative, standalone e-book readers; these thin elegant gadgets can take people back to the era of reading. Let’s have a look at some of these readers in this article.

Date Submitted: Nov 23, 2009 - 9:29:04 AM
Summary: Ebook readers are becoming more popular and Amazon has opened a door to their competitors by refusing to offer Kindle in Europe until October 2009. Kindle is still one of the most popular eReaders on the market, however, although others are selling on price. Nevertheless, the competition from mobile applications for cell phones, palm computers and the new smaller notebook PCs is increasing and their quality improving.

Date Submitted: Nov 14, 2009 - 6:47:33 PM
Summary: The popularity of mobile eBook reading is growing, largely because of the various benefits that they offer. These range from convenience to cost, and an increasing number of providers are entering the market. That popularity will increase, although the current leaders in e-reading technology might be for long if consumers take the view that multi-tasking equipment is preferred to dedicated eBook readers.

Date Submitted: Aug 27, 2009 - 4:34:14 AM
Summary: Ink has been used for thousands of years, and the principle of ink upon paper to convey thoughts, ideas and messages is a sound one. Paper is easy to carry around, and does not require a power source, but it also has limitations. It is finite, and has to be replaced when used, and what is written cannot be updated. Let’s, in this article, have a look at an electronic equivalent of ordinary ink that would overcome these defects.