An electronic book that is the size of a newspaper

Seven millimeters thick, big as a sheet of paper and looking like a notebook drive this amazing document, submitted by Plastic Logic, displays text, charts or PowerPoint presentations on a plastic screen. In short, it is an electronic book, but dedicated to the business world. This destination and its large display, thin and sensitive, clearly distinct from the current models.

At the conference DemoFall 08, San Diego, the company Plastic Logic has seemingly caused a sensation with a new model of electronic book (e-paper for some), which can be compared to the Sony Reader, the Cybook of Booken, the Microsoft Reader and the Amazon Kindle. They share a screen made of “electronic ink”, presenting a good contrast (black and white) and do not require energy to keep the information visible. Reading a text is comfortable and the text all the rest you want.

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The Google Books version for mobile phone has arrived

It is here! Taking into account that the readings become digital with demand, Google Books becomes mobile with a version of its site, and largely optimized for playback on mobile platforms, such as Blackberry or iPhone or Android obviously.

The engine crying out loud, they are now 1.5 million pounds that can be put in his pocket, because sometimes “it aspires to something more than simple video game or a movie,” anticipates Google. And indeed according to our first tests with a Archos 5, equipped with a 3G chip SFR, the interface is more convenient to use and very fast.

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Package mobile phone on the rise and torque ebook-reading?

There are in France more than 58 million mobile subscribers since late 2008, and almost a million fans of the key 3G. For telephony, this represents 4.9% growth over the year, however, a decrease with respect to 7.1% in 2007.

But the market is beginning to be saturated with more than 90% of penetration. But finally, we find that the couple phone + package has so many attractions, particularly as it allows to get a new toy and more secure communications. For the 4th quarter, there were 1.6 million subscriptions, when the first three ranged between 304,000 (2nd qtr.) And 389,000 (3rd Qtr.).

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