If all those big and small screen adaptations have done one thing, it’s reignite our love for books. From The Lord Of The Rings to Game Of Thrones, we’re delving deeper than ever before into many a thick-spined piece of source material. However, buying physical books is a bit like investing in a CD – it’s one of those antiquated forms of entertainment that’s clearly on the edge of being superseded yet hold a charming quality that’s hard to abandon completely. They’re also really expensive – pop into your local brick-and-mortar bookshop of choice and you can spend upwards of £20-£30 a time on a set of new tomes.
That’s why e-readers and tablets continue to hold their popularity, offering a single portal to all your favourite books, magazines and…
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Gadget (Digital) - 1 Issue, No. 17