While electronic books, in many cases, can be read right on a personal computer, products specifically designed for the purpose are being planned by some companies and are already on the market from others. This listing of these web sites does not consitute an endorsement by eBooks-in-Print.com. These are the companies which appear to be leading the development of handheld reader technology.
| Everybook | http://www.everybook.net | ||
| Glassbook | http://www.glassbook.com | runs on PC | |
| Handspring Visor | http://www.handspring.com | uses modules | |
| Cassiopeia | http://www.casio.com/personalpcs/ | uses Microsoft Reader | |
| Rocket eBook | http://www.nuvomedia.com | handheld reader | |
| Palm Pilot | http://www.palmpilot.com | ||
| SoftBook | http://www.softbook.com |
Standards for ebook publishing are also being developed, as well as software tailored to the purpose. The listing of these web sites does not constitute an endorsement by eBooks-in-Print.com. These are some resources about handheld reader software.
| Adobe Acrobat Reader | http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html | |
| Open eBook Initiative | http://www.openebook.org | |
| OverDrive Systems | http://overdrive.com |
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