Another information Bomb from the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas. The eBook Revolution is shifting to high gear!
Technology for the Soul reports here that iriver took a moment out of the CES to announce that its Story (eBook Reader) was coming to America “later this month†and that a WiFi enabled version was coming sometime in 2010.
Pocketlint.com says here that Spring Design’s ALEX was finally priced and a release date set. The $399 price tag won’t run well beside Kindle’s $259 but they’re relative newbies to the market with lots to learn.
I don’t think this was announced at the CES but what the hell, Bookseller.com reports here that Vodaphone and Go-Spoken have announced their plan to open an m-book store (m-book = mobile book). That should happen by the end of the month.
Another non-CES post at The Link here announcing a late-January launch of Viewsonic’s VEB612 eBook Reader. Its profile is sleek and tantalizing, but the name really needs a bit of a re-think, yah?
