book-reader
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- noun
- /bʊkˈriːdər/
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lector electrónico
- Many travelers prefer a book reader because it can hold thousands of ebooks in a lightweight device.
- E-book reader
I've almost exclusively switched to Kindle now for e-book readers, even though I still love and probably always will the smell, the feel of a physical book.
- I've almost exclusively switched to Kindle now for e-book readers, even though I still love and probably always will the smell, the feel of a physical book.
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Using a book reader makes it easy to carry an entire library wherever I go.
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The publishers made their "recordings" of stories "displayable" only on the specialized paper screen we call a book; e-publishers make their recordings displayable on the specialized e-screens called book readers.
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Maybe you ought to get her an electronic book reader.
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I think it's the best LCD based e-book reader I've used so far.
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So whether it's Barnes, Barnes Noble or Amazon or Sony, one of them will release a color E ink e-book reader book manufacturer.
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E-book readers, devices, and text formats ranging from PDF to ePub (electronic publication) are also part of the mix.
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In the future, we're extrapolating e-book readers will be preferable to books, but books will still be preferable to ebooks.
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The new book reader has features that allow me to adjust the font size for comfortable reading.
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3.2
A small electronic device for showing books and other written documents
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Etymology
Book-reader for a device also combines book ('a set of pages with writing') and reader ('one who reads'). That's why a book-reader is a small device or app that holds books so you can read them on a screen.