The Alex eReader Makes Tablet Computers and eBook Readers Surprisingly Similar

How many times have you dreamt about carrying around your favourite books with you but you couldn’t because there wasn’t enough room in your luggage. Well you won’t be dealing with such problems anymore since the market has been recently attacked by dozens of eReaders.

An eReader s a thin device that allows its user to store hundreds (sometimes thousands) of digital books, or e-books. However, because the eReader market is becoming more competitive by the day, eReader manufacturers are probably developing new solutions as we speak.

That is why most eReaders now allow their users to play videos, listen to music and even store photos. But that’s not all. They even connect wirelessly to the Internet so that you can download all the eBooks you like from the eBook store the device is linked to. Read the rest of this entry »

Do people read more thanks to eReaders?

Change is not always welcome, or so it seems to people who read. Which is a controversy in itself since readers are supposed to be knowledgable and more open-minded. But ask those who love reading books and about 8 people out of 10 will show some negative sentiments towards the popular electronic reading device called eReader.

The 2 out of said 10 people who are open to innovations and have actually purchase the device, however, are showing significant changes in their reading habits.

First of all, eReader owners download more books routinely, sometimes daily, as opposed to previous habit of buying books every few weeks. With the portability the device offers, there are also more chances to read, as it is lightweight and can be carried anywhere, as well as accessed.

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