Thread: If you could design your own ereader?
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Old 08-28-2013, 10:10 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Julius Caesar View Post
1. Optional models with two pages side by side. A variety of different screen sizes to choose from 6" to 13".
2. My book store only sells DRM free eBooks just like iTunes for songs
3. Side lit technology like those from Kobo Aura HD
4. Full Color e-ink
5. 12 hours battery life, light at full blast but wireless off
6. Replaceable battery
7. Touch screen
8. Support all major ebook formats.
9. Built in speakers for audio books
10. 4 to 50GB storage. Those pdf documents take a lot of space.
11. Built in ebook management software similar to Calibre
12. eBooks can only be sold in the store if it is converted from its original electronic source - like Microsoft Word documents from the authors. Sources from OCR will not be accepted. Enough mistakes from OCR already. The eBook must be 100% identical to the printed book in every way including the layout.
I like the 4 to 50G storage and the Calibre-like library management software.
I don't just want a book display unit I want a portable library as well.
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