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Printing on demand and the internet have enabled anyone to publish their books, but are they creating new bestsellers?

Web reviewer Kate Russell finds the plane of the future and create stick figure animations.

The Intel Reader which is aimed at blind or partially-sighted people is put to the test. Plus, the tech inside eBook readers.

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Web-exclusive look at some of the features in the latest eBooks from Sony, Amazon and Bookeen.

Green energy on the go, at home and as an industry
Call of Duty, Assassins Creed 2 and Super Mario
Using the body to transfer data and control gadgets


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