What are digital readers?
Digital readers or e -Knies are manual pads that archive and display reading materials using technologies such as electronic ink and flash drive storage. Thanks to the integrated cellular broadband connection in some models, eBook can be used to search and order a new bestseller at reduced prices for immediate download. These digital readers also allow users to sign in to blogs, magazines or newspapers, have delivered the moment they will be available, hot from the press before hitting newsstands. One of the differences between the two Kindles is that Kindle 2 has a built -in text of text to speech. If you should be tired of reading, you can always close your eyes and listen to the story instead. The function of the text on speech is also nice for driving. Wireless cellular technology means that these digital readers will join the huge Amazon 24/7 library from anywhere there is a cellular service; Doctoral office, parking, park or movable train. Never be without reading a materIla, when you really need it, and for just over 10 ounces it is easy to store in a handbag or pack.
Another nice feature of digital readers, such as Kindle, is a sharp electronic ink display that does not use backlight and reads as paper. Not only can you see an electronic ink in a bright sunlight, but you need to read the light. As a result, digital readers with electronic ink are the perfect choice for those lazy days on the beach, by the pool or in a rocking net on the rear terrace.
Another positive for Kindle is that its cellular connection allows the subscription to be delivered. In both cases, these devices may take several days without required to recharge. Because Kindle does not require a PC, he can even make a nice gift for seniors who do not own a computer but enjoy reading.
Other e-books include Sony® Digital Reader®, Irex Iliad® and E-BookwiSE®. Not all digital readers use electronic ink and some include touch screen technology, so buy carefully before deciding which features are most important to you. Sony digital reader requires a USB connection to PC to download materials, while Iliad has a built -in WiFi® to connect to the home network, office or local hotspot to buy materials.
The price range between digital readers is almost as huge as a number of features. Generally, prices start at about $ 135 (USD) for the models of the economy and from there are rising.