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Dymocks launches iLiad eBook reader, at $900
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Dymocks launches iLiad eBook reader, at $900 | Dymocks launches iLiad eBook reader, at $900 |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Thursday, 13 December 2007 | |
Bookshop chain Dymocks has introduced the iLIad eBook reader into Australia, at a price which doesn't leave a lot of change from $1000.
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Dymocks CEO, Don Grover said: "After months of extensive product research, we are particularly excited to launch with the iLiad as we believe it is an exceptional product with many unique selling features not being offered by other brands." Connectivity is via USB cable or WiFi. Books can be either download to it via a PC or direct in any bookshop selling books in the Mobipocket format. However, it can also display PDF, HTML and text files The iLiad has been on sale in Europe since June 2006 where it was launched with an even heftier price tag of €649 ($A1075 at current exchange rates). It was developed by iRex, a spinoff from Philips. It is available from Dymocks George Street store in Sydney or directly through the Dymocks website, www.dymocks.com.au {moscomment} |
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