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E-Reader Buying Guide For Dummies Amazon Kindle Vs Sony Ereader

The E-Reader was introduced some time ago, but more recently models from Sony and Amazon have been launched and are proving to be extremely popular with readers around the world. Analysts estimate over 2 million E-Readers were sold in 2009 and the Consumer Electronics Association predicts this will double in 2010 and could peak at around 30 million units sold in 2014. It has also been suggested that the growth in sales of E-Readers could slow sales of netbooks and laptops, due to their wi-fi capabilities and portability.

The Amazon Kindle currently controls 45% of the market with Sony close behind with 30%. 
The Amazon Kindle has been one of the most successful E-Readers so far, along with the Sony Pocket Edition and Sony Touch Edition E-Reader. They offer the following features:

Amazon Kindle:
Under 60 secs book download
Lightweight
3G wireless
Paper-like display
Stores 1,500 books
1 week battery life
PDF Reader
Text-To-Speech
Free Book Samples

Sony Touch Edition:
Store up to 3500 books or 13,000 with memory card
6" E-Ink Vizplex screen
Built-in dictionary & Search feature
Long battery life for 7,500 page turns
Virtual KeyboardDownload fast via USB 2.0
Add Bookmarks
Headphone jack

Some of the features provided with E-Readers are very appealing along with being eco-friendly by dramatically reducing paper consumption and therefore helping the environment which is of high importance in today's modern world. Students and business users alike have been impressed with storage capacity of the E-Reader which reduces the amount of heavy books they need to carry. The Apple iPhone has articles available to read which interests many users and as more and more consumers are choosing to own electronic devices, the E-Reader stands in good steed to becoming a necessity for a wider market as it becomes a mainstream consumer electronic device.

How it works: The E-Reader works by displaying text stored on large internal or expandable memory. Electronic versions of books (ebooks) and other information can be purchased on line and is then transferred via wi-fi/3G mobile networks or by sycning with a PC via USB. At present, there are limited options of where ebooks can be purchased, but as the market grows this will change. Plastic Logic launched a E-Reader model with a plastic flexible matrix which provides the ability for the E-Reader to bend as a book would. The Plastic Logic Que Book's screen is robust and glare-free and is set to be very popular due to it's flexibility and the fact that it is less likely to break than an LED glass screen used in most E-Readers. (Image or video here)

Other contributers to the E-Reader market include Samsung, Notion Ink and eBooks. The Apple iPad has been the centre of attention for some time now, but we don't class it as a full E-reader its more of a portable multi media device. Before you buy a new eReader check out the latest Ereader discount codes on Unbeatable.co.uk

About the Author

This article was written by Callum Mckeefery. Callum regularly writes reviews and articles as an online journalist. Here he covers the topic of LCD TVs, Sat Navs and Mp3 Players.

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Vb.net For Dummies

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what is the quickest & best way to learn VB.net , xml, HTML, flash..say in 1 month..?

I have little programming experience.& I have to start working to support my family... i cant afford to join coaching ...any step by step suggestions for a dummy...please help...

First of all, if you want to learn all of those 1 month, words cannot describe how much work you would need to put into it. I'm talking about getting books and completing 200 pages of learning in 2 days

It is possible, but it is exhausting, I know from experience. This is from someone who knows (X)HTML, CSS, MySQL, PHP, Dreamweaver, and Photoshop, amongst other things.

Your best bet FOR NOW, is the same way I did it. Go to amazon.com, and search for the thing your trying to learn, in the book section. For example......

I want to learn Photoshop. I go to the book section, type photoshop, and make the search results bring back the best reviewed books that match those words. You will get the names of the books that have excellent reviews, and then you either go and buy them off of Amazon, or you take the names down and go into book stores and buy them.

To learn, you have to be learning from some of the best teachers/sources possible, which is why I say get books which only have stellar reviews (5 stars, many reviews, etc).

Also use the internet to start finding resources. Once you find a good site, use that site to find other sites, and etc. I'll try to get you started.

http://www.w3schools.com/
http://www.htmldog.com/

Those will definitely get you started. You can also use Digg, they have some good resources in the very very back of their databases.

But you will have to put your all into it man. And don't expect to be making professional sites in 1 month, people spend years studying this stuff. Your goal is to learn the basics and learn to grasp everything, and then go from there. But in the beginning if you get good enough, you can definitely start charging and the like.

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