Literature

media type="custom" key="6307467"|| E-book reader, which it is believed will be used as often and in the same way as Itunes. The device allows you to carry multiple books in electronic form around, making the ideal application for it being travel. Rather than packing a whole stack of books on a plane trip, you can simply bring the lightweight device. || || Apple, with their new iPad which is not solely an e-book reader but also an internet platform. Whilst reading an E-book on an iPad you can look up words via an online dictionary and interact with the text in all of the usual ways that you would an actual book. || Here is a video of Americans glowing about how good the iPad is:
 * =**LITERATURE**= ||  ||
 * The newest sensation in the world of Literature is the electronic
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|| ======Down and out in Paris and London (1933) by George Orwell.======

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|| ======A Clockwork Orange (1962) by Anthony Burgess====== ||
 * ======Before I die I would like to read all the books in this book====== || ======[[image:http://bookdesign.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/9780733316548.jpg width="142" height="188"]]====== ||