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Hands on video review of Sony PlayTV for the PS3. Turn your PS3 console into a Freeview PVR. From Stuff.tv – the gadget guide.

Sony Reader to get UK launch and beats Amazon to market with second-gen e-book gadget. Will this replace the traditional bookcase in the home? Katie Scott and Megawhat take a look.

At Google we’ve always believed in helping users discover more books , and that anyone, anywhere, anytime should have the tools to explore the great works of history and culture. Back in March 2009, we worked with Sony to bring people …

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Inside Google Books: Helping more people discover books across the web

How might Google battle Amazon’s Kindle side? And just how might Apple strive to displace the Amazon Kindle for the title of “iPod of e- books ”? Your.

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The e-book wars: Google vs. Amazon vs. Apple—and how they may duke …

Nat Fang posted a photo: inspired by this here i want to read a lot over the summer :T since this year i didn’t find the time to read the usual 100 or so books that i do, or have since sixth grade. stupid high school

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83/365 – recommendations

There is seldom a time these days when I don;t have between 50 and 100 books immediately available, and I have several I am in the process of reading at any one time. Currently? China Mieville’s The City and the City, Cormac McCarthy’s …

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E-Books Come of Age? « The News from BardHaven

caption id=attachment_52424 align=alignleft width=182 caption=The Kindle DX uses E-Ink technology][/caption] Prime View International, a Taiwanese company that makes an e-readers …

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E-Books Are Hot, So Why Did E-Ink Sell for So Little?

Could e- books and related tech help Quinn Bradlee, the son of two famous Washington journalists? And how

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Could e-books help Quinn Bradlee? | TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home

Consumers spent about $100 million on e- books in 2008, according to one estimate.

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Books: analog to digital

It’s the first time Google has made its vast trove of scanned public-domain books available to an e- book device, and vaults the Sony Reader past Amazon.com Inc.’s Kindle as the device with the largest available library, at about 600000 …

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Sony e-book reader gets 500000 books from Google › Japan Today …