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eInk for eBooks
Electronic ink offers the best of both worlds. It's high-res, but reflective (that is, it isn't lit from behind), which makes it look a lot like a printed page. It's easy on the eyes. In fact, looking at an electronic-ink display looks a lot like looking at a printed page.
From Andrew Kantor's Electronic ink may rewrite book publishing industry. Listen to this article
From Andrew Kantor's Electronic ink may rewrite book publishing industry. Listen to this article
posted by Georganna Hancock M.S. | 4:55 PM
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There's one thing ebooks could help with, the weight students have to haul around at school. (Something like 20% of their body weight last I heard for the younger kids.)
How right you are, Alan. I was thinking about students in college, too. The whole syllabus could be online, downloadable to less expensive reading devices. I still have two moving boxes full of journal photocopies from graduate school.
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