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Amazon Kindle Now Speaks Canadian, eh?

Tue November 17, 2009

Amazon Kindle

Amazon Kindle

The Amazon Kindle is at last available in Canada for US $259 + approx. US $31 import fees.

As you know, in October, Amazon made the big announcement that it would sell the Kindle to readers in more than 100 countries — but not in Canada!

A search for the Kindle on Amazon.ca still returns nada. This is because you must go to Amazon.com and order the Kindle and digital books from there.

[ via Yahoo! News, Toronto Star ]

Click here to read how to order

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Fun Stuff

Pro Photographers and their iPhones

Tue November 17, 2009

Apple iPhone

Apple iPhone

Professional photographers are quickly turning the iPhone into standard camera equipment…

[ Read the article at: American Photo ]

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Press Releases

High School Ditches Textbooks for Sony eBooks

Tue November 17, 2009

Sony Reader Touch Edition

Sony Reader Touch Edition

Have you try lifting your child’s school bag lately? It sometimes seems to weigh a ton! It hurts my back just to carry it to the car. A Canadian high school has decided to do something about it, replacing printed textbooks with digital textbooks. Way to go!


Canadian high school is first in the world to announce the supply of Sony Readers in place of printed textbooks

Blyth Academy, Sony Canada and Pearson Canada make digital textbooks a reality

TORONTO, Nov. 17 – Embracing the benefits of electronic reading, students at Blyth Academy are today beginning the transition from using traditional printed textbooks to digital textbooks read on the Sony(R) Reader Digital Book. Blyth Academy is the first high school in the world to announce that each student will be supplied with an e-Reader in place of printed textbooks.

From history class to political science, each student will have access to all of his or her course content using leading edge digital technology from Sony and publishers like Pearson Canada. The students will use Sony Readers that are pre-loaded with course textbooks, outlines, assignments, reference materials, background reading and personal timetables.

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Fun Stuff

6 technologies to thank the 1960s for

Tue November 17, 2009

It all started with the first video game console… :D

[ Read the article at: TechRadar ]

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