A reader which displays properly a A4 format (to read without googles) ?

Version française

See the technical specifications of the Skiff Reader, a new reader presented at the CES in Las Vegas by the Hearst group of press.

http://www.skiff.com/press.html

http://www.skiff.com/skiff-reader_tech-specs.html (technical specifications)

Sources :

http://www.ebouquin.fr/2010/01/05/le-skiff-reader-voit-la-lecture-en-grand/ (french text)

Comments

[Jac]

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/news/2010/01/the-e-book-wars-of-2010-display-technology.ars

The e-book wars of 2010: displays and hardware
This year will see a tidal wave of e-readers arrive on US shores, and as soon as they arrive they'll be instantly commodified. Here's a look at how the battle lines are now shaping up in the display and hardware corners of the e-book market.

[Jac]

The e-book field needs more innovation, not less: CES counterpoint
By Evan Leibovitch
I wasn’t as impressed with Edward Nawotka’s editorial on the recent Consumer Electronics Show as Paul Biba was. In fact, I saw a troubling lack of foresight and even hindsight.
A decade or two ago, someone might as well have said that a Walkman was everything needed to enjoy music. How downright quaint such an opinion would seem now in the post-iTunes era. Likewise, an assertion today that…
“at least for the time being, the devices that we already have are good enough for books in their present form“
…just seems to me to be oblivious to what needs to come. Indeed, in it I hear a plea for no more innovation in the field, and that’s simply unacceptable.
http://www.teleread.org/2010/01/07/ces-counterpoint-the-ebook-field-needs-more-innovation-not-less/