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Advantages of E-books over regular books?

Advantages of E-books over regular books
We are in the midst of a revloution in the world of books. Normal books, printed on paper, are being threatened by the amazing technology of eBooks. Some would argue that the invention of the eBook and eReaders is the end of both traditional books, AND bookstores.
So just what is so good about eBooks and eReaders that keeps people buying them over and over, instead of choosing traditional paper books? What are the main differences? Well, the traditional paper book is easy to use, simply because of the ergonomics of paper; plus you can transport it from one place to another without problem. It can be used for study, and some might argue that curling up on the couch with a good paper-book far surpasses doing the same with an eReader device. eReaders do have their limits, they sometimes lag with page turns, there are no color pictures with eInk devices, and regular paper books don’t run out of batteries!
Kindle 3G Review

Kindle 3G Review
In a day and age of non-stop go-go-go, I find myself without patience at the end of the day to actually sit still and read a book. Would the Kindle change my approach to reading? Would I actually use it to get through a book? I was lucky enough to get a Kindle on loan, so I thought ‘why not see’? Before I start my review, I would like to note that the last time I actually sat down and read -anything- that wasn’t an article/story online, was the second book in a series about a very well known wizard, and even that was because I was bedridden with a severe case of food poisoning so had nothing else to do, as I wasn’t allowed out of bed! Would my attitude toward books change? I was about to find out.
Where have all the Bookstores gone?

Where have all the Bookstores gone?
Everyone knows that the era of the general bookstore seems to be slipping away. Despite an attempt to transform into meeting places for coffee, and to broaden supply to magazines and DVDs, recent closures and liquidations sales show that this remedy has at best delayed the inevitable; but why?
What is an E-book reader?

What is an E-book reader? (or why use a dedicated ebook reader?)
Ever hear of ‘technology convergence’? It’s all the buzz. Your average mobile ‘smartphone’ can probably provide the functionality of more than a dozen seperate units of yesteryear. Many young people don’t wear watches these days, well think about it, why would you? It only does one thing!
Tablets and E-Readers

What is the Difference between an E-Reader and a Tablet / Pad?
Nothing is simple, and certainly the use of the word ‘Tablet’ can cover a range of species from laptop-computers with keyboards and touch-screens, right through to a Smart-phone.
Should I buy an E-reader or Tablet?

Should I buy an E-reader or a Tablet?
After all, a Tablet (or Pad, or Slate) can do everything an E-reader can, and more, right? If I buy a Tablet then I can’t go wrong, can I?
What is an E-book?

What is an e-book?
Writing on paper is firmly embedded within all cultures, after all, it has taken five thousand years of human development to go from writing on papyrus scrolls to paper. Such a reliable and trusted medium can not possibly be replaced overnight by some new fangled technology, can it?
How to download free or other e-books to your Kindle
How to download free or other e-books to your Kindle
One of great strengths of the Amazon Kindle is its superb integration with the Amazon Kindle Store. With this feature, you can simple select your desired e-book on the Amazon website and it will more or less automagically appear on your Kindle device within a minute or so.
That’s great, but suppose you want to get hold of a free e-book, or an e-book from another site apart from Amazon? Well firstly, good news for those of us in the USA; Amazon has a section containing ‘free’ e-books. For the rest of the world Amazon charge a small amount to cover electronic delivery cost (Typically $0.99c).














