We take a look at a Viliv S5 running Windows 7 as an eReader. We compare the reading experience to paperback books and the iPhone. The Viliv S5 is around half the size of a typical paperback book, but the text layout is about equivalent to the standard print size of a paperback. Of course, you could hold hundreds of books on the Viliv S5 with its 32Gb internal SSD storage. Additionally the Viliv S5 can be optioned with 3G to make it your mobile office.
In this, part 2 we compare the Amazon Kindle software for PC side by side with the Barnes & Noble eReader software.
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Duration : 0:3:28
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February 21st, 2010 at 2:10 pm
OMG, That’s what I …
OMG, That’s what I am talking about. But they would have to work there way up to compute with adobe reader..
Thanks for the overview…Its great on a tablet but I think it would be ok with my netbook