Thread: Hearst to launch wireless e-reader
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Old 02-27-2009, 09:25 PM   #5
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I believe thats the point, to bypass Amazon altogether. Larger screen, maybe color., Wi-Fi. Be great for magazines and newspapers. Internet browsing. Subsidies that allow the reader to be very affordable, usable around the globe, etc. Lots of possibilities. I see a market


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Hearst will also allow other publishers to adapt the device's underlying technology
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