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Asus's New E-Reader Looks More Like a Real, Live Book

The company's forthcoming reader sports a dual-screen, two-page layout and (yes) color

For a lot of people, e-book readers are a long game of "I'll buy it when..." For some, the rest of that sentence is "it has a color screen," and for others it's "it's cheaper." Asus's upcoming Eee Reader (due by the end of this year) delivers on both counts. Oh, and it will have two screens, too.

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One Kindle Per Child?

A Democratic think tank proposes replacing every K-12 student in America's traditional textbooks with Amazon's e-book reader

A new report by the Democratic Leadership Council probably made Jeff Bezos choke on his bagel this morning--the group of leading Democrats is proposing a Kindle for every public school student in America, with hopes of eventually saving an estimated $700 million per year on traditional textbook distribution.

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The Kindle: We Can Rebuild It. We Have the Technology

The Grouse plays with the new Kindle DX. It could be better in oh, so many ways

This week I put some face time in with Amazon's latest print assassin, the Kindle DX. I was a big fan of the original recipe, despite what I'd call some minor design flaws. But I always felt like it was missing some important features.

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What Web Celebs Want

We asked Internet-famous folks like Kevin Rose, Amanda Congdon and Fake Steve Jobs to name the tech toys they want this holiday season. Their picks ranged from insightful to insane to doesn't-even-exist-yet

Come the holiday season, some folks have visions of sugarplums dancing in their heads. But if you´re like us, your Christmas dreams tend more toward rows of blinking LEDs and the soothing hum and sweet smell of fresh new electronic gadgetry.

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November 2009: Astronaut 3.0

Inside NASA's astronaut bootcamp and the grueling new training regimen for deep space. Plus, ten young geniuses shaking up science today, one writer's quest to analyze every man-made chemical in her body and more.

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