Sentences with phrase «not ebook readers»
The technology to create this type of ebook has been around a while, but not all ebook readers were capable of correctly rendering the ebook.
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Most is aimed at corporate users and expensive: Locklizard, Armjisoft, Artistscope The cheaper options for computer - read (but not ebook readers) are
For computers, not ebook readers.
For Windows computers, not ebook readers.
But not all ebook readers support 2.0, much less 3.0.
Tablets have come pretty far but not ebook readers.
If you are not an ebook reader here is an article that explains electronic books.
If i want to listen to an audio book i will buy an mp3 player not an ebook reader.
However, after using it a few weeks, I've come to understand how (as I've said for three years) the new Apple device is not an eBook reader in the way the Kindle is an eBook reader, and so therefore, Apple is going to work with Amazon, rather than compete.
While HUNTER has been a Top 10 Kindle bestseller, not every ebook reader uses a Kindle.
$ 85 iRiver Story HD — This isn't an ebook reader that I would recommend but some people like it for its high - def screen.
I'll admit (to gasps I'm sure) that I'm not an eBook reader.
Enter the Asus Eee Note, not an ebook reader,... Read more
Enter the Asus Eee Note, not an ebook reader, not a tablet, not a PDA either for that matter, but something of a fusion of them all.
Also the ipad isn't a ebook reader its a tablet that can display ebooks.
Not exact matches
So, don't forget, anything you can enjoy on the desktop version of Logos Bible Software can also be accessed via 1) The Vyrso ebook reader, 2) the Faithlife Bible app, and 3) the Logos Bible Software app.
pdf file won't look as good as you want in a Kindle in which case you can use a free ebook reader and converter program like the one found at http://calibre-ebook.com.
It's also possible that nobody was thinking of ebooks when writing this directive: in 2009, they were still a pretty niche market (I don't have figures for the EU, this site states that only 2 % of the US reading population had an e-book reader in 2009).
(Later: As some commenters and tweets have noted, there are some inherent features because it's on a Mac and not a Kindle, for example, the ability to use a back - lit screen instead of Kindle's ebook reader - centric use of an electronic paper screen.)
All these ebook readers didn't last long.
At Pressbooks, we've done a lot of work to make our theme styling specific to ebook readers and automatically render beautifully across them so you don't need to hire a professional with this specialized skill.
I hadn't considered it for my non-fiction ebooks though, but now I will, but only if I can see ways it would enhance the reader experience in a way that was unforgettable.
I've resisted getting an ebook reader, thus far, because the technology changes so quickly that I haven't made up my mind yet.
Dedicated eBooks Readers may not have truly moved into the mainstream of all consumer purchasing, but they've certainly taken dedicated book purchasers and the book reading public by storm.
I mean, aren't 99.9 % of eBook readers, whether via Kindle or iBooks or whatever, able to see the indent we call out?
You will not miss out on a potential sale just because a reader would like a particular format, simply activate all three formats by clicking «Paperback, Hardcover and eBook» in the first step of the publishing process.
David wrote: ««What, you cheap bastard ebook readers don't think we should get paid for our work?»
The jetBook does not use an E-Ink screen, however, this does give it an advantage over all the other eBook readers that are currently out there; a crisp and very -LSB-...]
Many people have argue with me for years on the subject of dedicated eBook reader devices, with any number of reasons they like them, but it is really only that they can't read small print or they still want «the look and feel» of the dead trees pulp bound up in dead animal skins.
The addition of an adjective not only communicates our objective with the eBook to readers, but also gets them dreaming a little about the things that our eBook will help them to unlock.»
I've been hearing readers complain about rising ebook prices and spotted more than a few at $ 12.99, $ 17.99, even $ 29.99, but I hadn't yet seen the numbers on how this affects sales.
$ 3 is still not a huge stretch compared to the $ 10 or more most traditional publishers are charging for ebooks, but as an Indie author, I want to make sure to keep a handle on what my readers are expecting and willing to pay.
I had been reading some very interesting things about the BeBook eBook Reader, so when it arrived in the mail, I was not disappointed.
Many of my software programs do not work even Adobe Digitial Editions (epub reader) no longer works, so I guess your ebook sales will drop from iTunes... A $ 30 Fee for Lion will cost you $, 1,000's in new software.
Smashwords, although a valuable resource for indie authors and publishers to get their ebooks formatted and distributed in a variety of formats for different eReader platforms, is not yet the destination for the everyday e-book reader / buyer.
The first European ebook reader didn't work well either.
«What, you cheap bastard ebook readers don't think we should get paid for our work?»
I'm not using Windows and my ebook reader is Kobe, not the Amazon ereader.
But that ebook won't be readable in any device that doesn't directly support Microsoft Reader, limiting the purchaser's options for reading it and, almost certainly, making it unreadable at some point in the future when the technology has long been superseded.
While the Kindle is still selling strong, the eBook reader isn't reaching the customers who want a full - fledged tablet computer that rivals the iPad 2.
The Axis 360 Browser Reader will allow public and school libraries can utilize web ‐ access terminals as ebook reading stations so library patrons do not need to bring their own devices to read e-books at the library.
The Sieghart Review said publishers should not limit the supply of e-books in the same way that physical book loans are controlled, including the lending of each digital copy to one reader at a time, securely removing eBooks after lending and having digital books «deteriorate after a number of loans».
That large an increase is getting painful for some readers and not good for ebooks.
«After just a few months, we are thrilled with the response we've seen from patrons,» said Kit Hadley, director of the Saint Paul Public Library in St. Paul, Minn. «We're proud to have the ability to be more responsive to our tech - savvy readers, and also glad to be able to introduce ebooks to patrons who wouldn't otherwise have the chance to try them.»
If you are using it for a textbook reader, ebook reader, it really allows you to do things with this device that you can not otherwise do.
As readers of eBooks continue to expand their reading preferences, they may find that their library or school doesn't offer digital audiobooks or videos.
Byliner is an industry pioneer who began selling ebooks in 2011 by capitalizing on readers» desires to know more than just what appeared in a 100 - word blurb on Yahoo's homepage, while still acknowledging that readers didn't always have time to sit down with a full - length volume.
More importantly, it's an acceptable solution when considering that the alternative is to not be able to offer ebook lending to their patrons, an initiative that libraries will have to offer if they plan to move forward into a future where so many readers are going digital.
A number of authors have criticized the concept of free book giveaways or listing ebooks at substantially lower prices, based on the belief that this will translate into not only higher rates of piracy, but also lost sales from readers who would have otherwise paid full price.
As the theory goes, scammers had figured out that Amazon wasn't counting the pages a KU subscriber had read in an ebook; instead Amazon was only measuring how far into a book the reader gets.