Of e-Books and digital paper (21)
The digital newspaper and e-Book reader iLiad has attracted a lot of attention at its launch in July. The manufacturer iRex Techgnologies, a spin-off of Royal Philips, has told Boekblad, the Dutch publishers’ weekly, that some hundred units of iLiad have been distributed.
Tags: digital paper, e-book, iLiad
Blog Posting Number: 464
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