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Amazon Kindle 4 review

Posted on 2011-12-272012-03-17 by Daniele Nicolucci

Shortly before Christmas, I sold my Cybook Opus – which I loved, if you recall my review – and purchased an Amazon Kindle. I have been enjoying it for the past few days, so here is my review for it, especially with regard to how it compares to the Opus. If, after reading this post,…

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Where do you find e-books?

Posted on 2010-05-122010-05-16 by Daniele Nicolucci

So you have bought a nice e-ink based e-book reader, and you need to quench your thirst for books. How do you get them? Free e-books are, well, free and without encryption; paid e-books, on the other hand, can be either encrypted or unencrypted. For the sake of simplicity, I will assume that your reader…

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Electronic ink: is it that good?

Posted on 2010-05-112010-05-09 by Daniele Nicolucci

E-ink is the technology behind e-book readers such as the Opus. Some call it e-paper, but it’s essentially the same thing: a (relatively) revolutionary approach at computer-controlled displays. E-ink screens differ greatly from CRT or LCD screens, in several ways: They are not backlit, therefore you need ambient light to see what’s on them They…

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Bookeen Cybook Opus review

Posted on 2010-05-092010-05-09 by Daniele Nicolucci

As you may know by now (if not, see the previous post), I am the proud owner of a Bookeen Cybook Opus. My video may or may have not made sense, so here I am, giving more details about the device. If you are satisfied with a very short review: here it is: this thing…

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Bookeen Cybook Opus video review

Posted on 2010-05-052010-05-09 by Daniele Nicolucci

Last week I got an e-ink based e-book reader, specifically a Cybook Opus by Bookeen. I made a basic video review for those who have no idea what an e-book reader is about and why it blows away any other device, when it comes to reading books. Head to the video page on Youtube and…

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