Daily Edition

Protect Your E-Reader with a New Case from Targus


 Truss Case/Stand

E-readers were a hot item this holiday season. If you were lucky enough to get one as a gift (or if you already own one), it's time to protect it. Targus unveiled several new cases at CES for some of the most popular e-readers - the Kindle 3, Sony's Daily Edition Reader and the Nook from Barnes & Noble.

Truss Case/Stand for Kindle 3
This case does double-duty - it's both a carrying case and hands-free viewing stand. The Truss Case/Stand easily converts into multiple positions for handheld, in-case and standalone viewing. Features include a tough, top-grain leather exterior, a soft, scratch-resistant inner lining and a secure wrap-around closure to keep your Kindle safe from bumps and scratches. Available in black (THZ031US) and brown (THZ03103US) at an MSRP of $39.99.Read more

Sony Reader Daily Edition in Stores Now


 Sony Reader Daily Edition

Sony announced today that the wireless Reader Daily Edition is now available in retail outlets and online at SonyStyle.com. The new Reader Daily Edition includes both Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity and features a seven-inch screen with optical touch screen technology.

Wirelessly browse, purchase and download books and periodicals from the Reader Store with Wi-Fi and free 3G wireless access, as well as browse the web with pre-loaded, reading-based URLs, including: Google.com, Wikipedia.org, Twitter.com, Facebook.com, cnbc.com and cnet.com. There are no monthly fees for the basic wireless connectivity.

New features on the Daily Edition include personalized standby screen options, intuitive content zoom, adjustable contrast and brightness control, as well as automatic multiple page creation. A collections functionality lets you group your favorite reads by author, category or other criteria. You can also use the built-in New Oxford American Dictionary, Second Edition and Oxford Dictionary of English eDictionaries to look up words and phrases. 10 translation dictionaries in languages such as French, German, Spanish, Italian and Dutch are also included. Read more

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