As trees still fall, Sony reboots the drive for electronic reading

E-books Many high-tech companies like to talk about e-ink and e-paper, the technologies they hope will replace books made the old fashioned way. But the next time you tuck into the latest installment in the ''Left Behind" series, it will probably be at the expense of a tree somewhere. E-books are off to a pretty bad start in the United ... (Full article: 549 words)

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