Check out this winner of a competition for the perfect eBook, sponsored by the industrial design site, Core77:

Pretty amazing and sensible. Have we scrolled back to the future?

Kent Anderson

Kent Anderson

Kent Anderson is the CEO of RedLink and RedLink Network, a past-President of SSP, and the founder of the Scholarly Kitchen. He has worked as Publisher at AAAS/Science, CEO/Publisher of JBJS, Inc., a publishing executive at the Massachusetts Medical Society, Publishing Director of the New England Journal of Medicine, and Director of Medical Journals at the American Academy of Pediatrics. Opinions on social media or blogs are his own.

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6 Thoughts on "The Perfect eBook?"

looks pretty sleek, and yet a very useful features as well. Just can’t imagine if there is no “free wheel” feature, our wrist might hurt as hell.

I don’t know about this. But I’ll admit that after dragging myself kicking and screaming to try the Sony Reader, I love it.

In any event, I’d love to see it.

Do not like. Being a fast reader, I read a paragraph at a time. Being able to only view a few lines of text at a time would slow down my reading significanly.

I’m not so sure. It seems like a downgrade from current eBook readers. Why would someone choose to read off a tube, 2 or 3 lines at a time? And the focus on solid state memory, rather than wireless connectivity? I think we’ll see this on Paleo Future before too long.

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