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		<title>Samsung&#8217;s new e-reader for the rest of us?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Samsung rolls out its first e-book reader device in South Korea on Monday with this entry level unit: SNE-50K. According to its specs, the SNE-50K is rather an out-dated device lagging behind most of the counterpart, not to mention Amazon Kindle. The SNE-50K lacks the feature of wireless downloading, so I am not sure how [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Samsung rolls out its first e-book reader device in South Korea on Monday with this entry level unit: SNE-50K. According to its specs, the SNE-50K is rather an out-dated device lagging behind most of the counterpart, not to mention Amazon Kindle.</p>
<p>The SNE-50K lacks the feature of wireless downloading, so I am not sure how the readers could access the content. It has a built-in memory capacity of 512 MB, which is quite limited and could only hold about 400 titles as some testers <a href="http://www.akihabaranews.com/en/news-18562-Samsung+goes+beyond+the+e-Book+concept+with+its+new+SNE-50K..html">reported</a>. The display is also a problem: the 5 inch screen with a resolution of 600*800 does not seem to suffice for most of us. The only advantage we see from the SNE-50K is that it can be used as a notepad with handwriting recognition. </p>
<p>This device is sold at about U.S. $274. Not really a bargain, is it? People now can only access about 2,500 titles from the book library (Kyobo Bookstore, Korea&#8217;s largest bookseller). The first entry of Samsung into the e-book business won&#8217;t surpass the Amazon Kindle or even Sony reader in any way, but with the strong electronic technology background of Samsung I bet the next e-reader device will certainly stir the e-book market.</p>
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