The monochrome, sunlight-readable displays remain largely synonymous with e-readers, but they're moving into other devices large and small.
The lightweight Sony Reader, while only the size of a closed paperback, comes with a cover to mimic the board and spine of an actual book.
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The lightweight Sony Reader, while only the size of a closed paperback, comes with a cover to mimic the board and spine of an actual book. The digital reader will debut in 200 Borders stores nationwide, as well as in Sony stores.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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