Sentences with phrase «said about ereaders»

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Like, when somebody says they read a book digitally your mind automatically assumes they're talking about Kindle — it is synonymous with the eReader format.

Of course, that's basically what Steve Jobs said about the Kindle and ereaders back in January 2008, right?

(For all the talk about ebooks, anecdotally, I'd say pretty much, well, no one actually owns an ereader.)

Guren said Microsoft does not disclose e-book sales figures for its eReader software, but said that the company has distributed about 7 million copies of the program through downloads, CD - ROMs and bundled with PocketPCs.

If I heard correctly they said the price will be comparable to other ereaders with about the same screen size on the market.

Having said all that, and in the spirit of optimism about this new entrant into the ereader marketplace, I am not going to start nit - picking about the device.

The eReader has 1 GB of memory which Indigo says should allow owners to store about 1,000 titles.

Although I do agree with what you said about the softness of ereaders and books, it's more desirable as a reader.

While the invitation says nothing about a tablet been announced, the May 24th date corroborates with the previous report about B&N launching a new eReader on the very same date.

You can't really assume that holiday Kindle sales are having anything but a positive effect on everything related to the eReading line, so it might be the end of first quarter before we can say anything definitive about ongoing positive trends.

Phil Bradley blogged about the New York Times article on the rejection of the Sony eReader app by Apple, saying: