While ebooks can be read on any computer, a dedicated ebook
reader is essential for anyone wanting to
read ebooks on the move. Most ebook readers
will store 10 to 50 books, so they offer great versatility
while traveling or on vacation.
There are a number of important considerations to take into
account when buying an ebook reader.
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The ebook reader should be lightweight and easily carried
in the pocket. |
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Be easy on the eyes and comfortable to hold and use. |
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If possible it should have a wide variety of software applications. |
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It should have good battery life and expandable memory. |
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are two main types of handheld ebook readers. |
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1.
PDA's
PDA's are especially developed to give access to calendar,
address etc. Now in addition to make great ebook readers,
include MP3 players and some of the latest models with the
new Palm OS rival the Pocket PC. Makes an excellent ebook
reader.
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Pocket PC |
The
Pocket PC uses Windows CE operating system which includes
a version of Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel. They are typically
equipped with a color screen, and can be automatically synchronizes
with your Desktop PC.
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