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fastcompany.com - 10/23/2009

Amazon's Working on Kindle Reader Software for Mac, Too

— fastcompany.com — BY Chris Dannen Thu Oct 22, 2009 at 5:23 PM... (more) Amazon's Working on Kindle Reader Software for Mac, Too

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paidcontent.org - 10/27/2009

Barnes & Noble Won't Sell Nook To Go In All Stores

— paidcontent.org — Its 700-plus U.S. stores should give Barnes & Noble an edge in the contest for e-reader dollars... but many won’t be selling the actual Nook on site. Instead, I was told as a customer, the booksellers will order a device for in-store customers ... (more) Barnes & Noble Won't Sell Nook To Go In All Stores

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tuaw.com - 10/24/2009

Kindle software coming to Mac OS X

— tuaw.com — Fast Company is reporting that there is a Kindle reader application coming for the Mac. At the... Windows 7 launch this week, Microsoft said there is a Windows version of the e-reader on the way, prompting a promise from Amazon that a Mac version was ... (more) Kindle software coming to Mac OS X

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Hands On with Amazon Kindle for the PC
AppScout — Amazon Kindle users got a surprise gift during today's Windows 7 Launch Event--a new Kindle application for Windows 7 PCs. It's designed specifically for touch-screen enabled PCs (one of Windows 7's new features) and will synchronize with Kindle owner's existing accounts. So if you're reading a book on your physical Kindle -- and are connected to Amazon's Whispernet-- then switch to a connected Windows 7 multi-touch PC, you'll be able to pick up in the e-book where you left off. In fact, your entire account should be synchronized on all platforms. Amazon officials say the free app ...

Kindle Experience Headed for the PC (and Mac)
Zatz Not Funny! — I’m definitely a fan of the digital book reading devices. If you read many books, you’ll want something that’s easy on the eyes – you know, like paper. And e-ink is really the way to accomplish — unlike LCD screens it doesn’t strain the eyes. But there are those times when it’s nice to ...