The Toshiba Solar 'Biblio Leaf' e-Book Will Rock Your Sunny World
Amanda Chang — December 23, 2010 — Eco
References: dvice
With the recent emergence of iPads, tablets and eReaders, adding to the empire is Toshiba, who has released the new Toshiba Solar 'Biblio Leaf' e-book reader.
With a slick and sleek white design, the Toshiba Solar e-book reader would be the perfect stocking stuffer for the eco bookworm. Measuring 8.5" x 5", the Toshiba eReader will contain wifi, 2 GB of memory and enough charge to read up to 25 books (approximately 75,000 pages).
With a slick and sleek white design, the Toshiba Solar e-book reader would be the perfect stocking stuffer for the eco bookworm. Measuring 8.5" x 5", the Toshiba eReader will contain wifi, 2 GB of memory and enough charge to read up to 25 books (approximately 75,000 pages).
Trend Themes
1. Solar-powered Ereaders - There is an opportunity for companies to develop more eco-friendly electronic reading devices that harness renewable energy.
2. Smartphone/tablet-integrated Ereaders - Developing eReaders that can be integrated with smartphones or tablets will offer users more convenience and versatility.
3. Augmented Reality Ereaders - The incorporation of augmented reality technology into eReaders has the potential to revolutionize the reading experience.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics manufacturers can take advantage of the trend towards eco-friendly technology by developing more sustainable devices.
2. Publishing - Publishers can explore the opportunities presented by the rise of eReaders, including developing new interactive and multimedia reading experiences.
3. Education - Incorporating augmented reality into eReaders can create more engaging and immersive educational experiences for students.
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