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SoftBook was one of the
first commercial handheld e-readers
produced for
reading e-books that
released in 1998 by
SoftBook Press, Inc. of
Menlo Park, California...
- by the EPUB format. It was "based
primarily on
technology developed by
SoftBook Press" and on XML. OEB was
released with a free
version belonging to public...
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After purchasing NuvoMedia and
merging it with
SoftBook,
Gemstar released an e-reader
called the RCA e
Book Reader. On
April 15, 1997,
Martin Eberhard and...
- ISBN 0-7432-1523-0 (E-
Book)
SoftBook Press, n.d., ISBN 0-7410-0325-2 (E-
Book)
SoftBook Press, n.d., ISBN 0-7410-0305-8 (E-
Book)
Adobe Systems, n.d., ISBN 1-931208-92-1...
- A
soft book is a type of children's
book intended for pre-readers
aimed primarily at babies.
Soft books are
typically made of fabric,
although they can...
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Media releases the
first handheld e-reader, the
Rocket e
Book.
SoftBook launches its
SoftBook reader. This e-reader, with
expandable storage,
could store...
- ə.bɚ/, or cal-i-ber) is a cross-platform free and open-source
suite of e-
book software.
Calibre supports organizing existing e-books into
virtual libraries...
- In 2000,
SoftBook was
acquired by Gemstar, who also
acquired Softbook's competitor, the
Rocket e
Book), and
merged them into the
Gemstar e
Book Group and...
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Soft Target: How the
Indian Intelligence Service Penetrated Canada is an
investigative journalism book written by
Canadian reporters Zuhair Kashmeri (from...
- or
soft power in
contrast with the hard or
command power of
ordering others to do what it wants". He
further developed the
concept in his 2004
book, Soft...
