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dvice.com - 3/5/2009
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The debut of the Kindle 2 and the subsequent release of the Kindle software for the iPhone proves that the world is finally ready for the mainstreaming of eBook readers. Nevertheless, most book fans in Asia still don't have the Kindle, so iRiver Japan plans to serve the market with their own ...
itunes.apple.com - 3/4/2009
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itunes.apple.com —
Kinle for iPhone allows Apple iPhone and iPod
Touch owners to read Kindle books using a simple,...
easy-to-use interface. You can shop for hundreds of thousands of books at www.amazon.com/kindlestore, and wirelessly transfer the books to your iPhone or ...
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iTunes: Amazon.Com - Kindle for iPhone (Application)
digitimes.com - 2/27/2009
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digitimes.com —
Despite weak demand hitting its TFT-LCD panel business,
Prime View International (PVI) expects to see strong shipments...
of its electrophoretic displays (EPDs) as the company's largest client Amazon has launched its second-generation e-book Kindle 2, ...
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PVI expects Kindle 2 to boost EPD shipments
money.cnn.com - 2/27/2009
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NEW YORK (Fortune) -- Against a backdrop of
plummeting ad revenue for newspapers and magazines, and rising...
costs for paper and delivery, Hearst Corp., is getting set to launch an electronic reader that it hopes can do for periodicals what Amazon's ...
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Hearst to launch a wireless e-reader - Feb. 27, 2009
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iRiver Libre Is Like a Kindle Light [Ebooks]
Gizmodo —
... on the eBoook/E Ink bandwagon, including iRiver. The iRiver Libre doesn't feature EVDO or a QWERTY, but it is a white-framed eBook that reads PDFs, plays music and features SD-expandable storage. It's also controlled by a single joystick. And as long as that joystick works well enough, we're interested to see how much the Libre costs whenever iRiver decides to release it. I mean, Amazon isn't the only company in the world, people. [engadget via DVICE]
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