Paper Book Vs E-Book
Books are the Best things because they gives practical knowledge and can make you feel joy, sad, feared,anticipeted by the depths of it's Imagination. People have a great passion for the printed words being followed by the cultures and ages.
As of digital domination in this decade E-reader has entered in this area. Enter the e-reader, an electronic device that allows you to read books, newspapers, magazines and any other printed material in digital format. But that's not all. Many e-readers also offer Web browsing, games, music, movies and an endless features.Their are variety of E-readers available in market like Amazon kindle, Sony Reader, Barnes, Noble's Nook etc.
online retailer Amazon.com reported that it sold three times as many Kindle books as hardcover books. As of that same month, the company also began selling more Kindle books than paperbacks.
Looking at latest figures may be enough to make you think if e-readers will change the way people read. Is it possible that these electronic gadgets will ever replace books entirely? As we attempt to answer this question, let's take a look at the pros and cons of both e-readers and books.
E-Reader devices come equipped with features like Wi-Fi, MP3 support and full-color touch screens. They're a lot like laptop computers, but smaller and a bit more portable. For those who are accustomed to sharing their reading material, there are a variety of applications for e-books.
Cost is a potential downside to e-readers which is much higher than a book.Still, there's no doubt that e-readers are handy for book worms. Each has the ability to store thousands of books in one easy-to-use device, which makes these gadgets very convenient for students, travelers and anyone who does a lot of reading on the go.
Technology will continue to grow and will continue to exist. By the same point paper has a place in our hybrid future. Digital books are still painfully ugly and weirdly irritating to interact with. They look like copies of paper, but they can't be designed or typeset in the same way as paper, and however splendid the cover images may look on a hi-res screen, they're still images rather than physical things. To my irritation, you still can't flick through an ebook properly.you can't riffle the pages, you can't look at more than one page at once.And from my side i would like to see my books in my shelve after reading it.
As of digital domination in this decade E-reader has entered in this area. Enter the e-reader, an electronic device that allows you to read books, newspapers, magazines and any other printed material in digital format. But that's not all. Many e-readers also offer Web browsing, games, music, movies and an endless features.Their are variety of E-readers available in market like Amazon kindle, Sony Reader, Barnes, Noble's Nook etc.
online retailer Amazon.com reported that it sold three times as many Kindle books as hardcover books. As of that same month, the company also began selling more Kindle books than paperbacks.
Looking at latest figures may be enough to make you think if e-readers will change the way people read. Is it possible that these electronic gadgets will ever replace books entirely? As we attempt to answer this question, let's take a look at the pros and cons of both e-readers and books.
E-Reader devices come equipped with features like Wi-Fi, MP3 support and full-color touch screens. They're a lot like laptop computers, but smaller and a bit more portable. For those who are accustomed to sharing their reading material, there are a variety of applications for e-books.
Cost is a potential downside to e-readers which is much higher than a book.Still, there's no doubt that e-readers are handy for book worms. Each has the ability to store thousands of books in one easy-to-use device, which makes these gadgets very convenient for students, travelers and anyone who does a lot of reading on the go.
Technology will continue to grow and will continue to exist. By the same point paper has a place in our hybrid future. Digital books are still painfully ugly and weirdly irritating to interact with. They look like copies of paper, but they can't be designed or typeset in the same way as paper, and however splendid the cover images may look on a hi-res screen, they're still images rather than physical things. To my irritation, you still can't flick through an ebook properly.you can't riffle the pages, you can't look at more than one page at once.And from my side i would like to see my books in my shelve after reading it.
Source...