An eBook Reader Designed Specifically for Use in the Kitchen
Over the weekend we posted a link to a massive chart with facts and figures about numerous eBook readers. It has the potential to be a resource you'll be using a lot.
A 4-year-old Austin company is expecting the rising interest in electronic books to boost the sales of kitchen-based electronic recipe readers that were launched last year.
Key Ingredient Corp. is planning to quintuple the number of Demy e-reader devices it sells during the upcoming holiday season.
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Just as Apple’s iPod supports the content sold on iTunes, the Demy supports Key Ingredient’s Web site.
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The Demy, which sells for $299, was designed differently from conventional e-readers because it needs to be more durable for the kitchen, [CEO David] Goodman said. As a result, it operates without buttons and stands on a countertop, enabling the user to flip the screen vertically or horizontally.
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