Smell, feel, and haptical or tactile navigation are common to all hand-held reading devices. As the clip asserts no difference between screen and print devices. But did you notice the different voices? The print book interface is the reader while the screen book interface is not.
It’s somewhat ironic that the ad ends with the web address of the company. Do they expect you to print their web pages out and read them off paper, I wonder?
"As a non-DRM publisher (in fact, the only independent digital-only publisher in Australia), the use of DRM is a key point in our philosophy regarding ..."
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Smell, feel, and haptical or tactile navigation are common to all hand-held reading devices. As the clip asserts no difference between screen and print devices. But did you notice the different voices? The print book interface is the reader while the screen book interface is not.
It’s somewhat ironic that the ad ends with the web address of the company. Do they expect you to print their web pages out and read them off paper, I wonder?