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Barnes and Noble eBook early details 
Ubergizmo | Wed, Oct 14
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The upcoming Barnes & Noble will use E-ink just as expected but its screen also supports multi-touch. That begs the question: how will the multi-touch user interface work? The reader should let users access all the public domain books available via Google. There's no word on the suppo...
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