The EveryBook Dedicated Reader (tm)

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What they're
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MacHome: December 1998:
"Everybook’s EB Dedicated Reader, available in the first quarter of 1999, will have two—count ‘em, two—screens, so that when you open it, it looks like a real book. And get this—unlike the SoftBook and Rocketbook systems, the EB has high-resolution color screens, with 1280-by-1024 pixel resolutions in each.

"The idea, says Everybook CEO Dan Munyan, is to be able to reproduce high-quality graphics along with the text—the kind you might find in professional and advanced academic literature, including chemical and mathematical nomenclature."

The Dedicate Reader

2 Screens are better
Several research studies indicate the best overall format for an electronic book would include TWO portrait-oriented screens for optimum ease of readership and comprehension. The Everybook Dedicated Reader is the only one that uses this format.
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The Net Prophet
by Doug Ellsley
"The (EB) is about 8.5 x 11 inches, about the size of a sheaf of paper, and has two facing displays that most accurately emulate a hardbound book. The (EB’s) main feature is that it utilizes the PDF publishing format that precisely displays printed works electronically just as they would be printed on paper. All the fonts, layouts and pictures, would be exactly reproduced on the 10 million color screen."

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Please feel free to call (717-939-3995) or e-mail if you have more questions:

Daniel E. Munyan, President: ebpres@everybook.net

Bruce Daub, VP, Systems & Software: ebsystems@everybook.net

Karolyn Kelly-O'Keefe, VP, Marketing: ebmark@everybook.net

Deb Brown, VP of Sales & Partner Relations: ebsales@everybook.net

PC Magazine: September 1, 1998:
"To be more like a real book, the (EB) Dedicated Reader, from Everybook, has twin screens to display pages side by side."

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