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eBook 'Em, Danno NuvoMedia's Rocket eBook Pro

By Amanda C. Kooser

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How do you fit 50 books into the space of one? NuvoMedia'sRocket eBook Pro holds 19,000 pages (about 50 novels' worth) inits 16MB of memory. It also features handwriting-recognitionsoftware and three one-year subscriptions to three downloadablebusiness e-magazines of your choice. The LCD is easy to read, andthe cross-platform compatibility is a big plus. At 22 ounces, theeBook is no more awkward than handling a hardcover new release (andyou don't have to hold the pages open). Thousands of titles areavailable from sites like Barnes & Noble (http://www.bn.com) and Powell's(http://www.powells.com).

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