Blio eReader

Blio eReader

Sitting in an armchair with a book in hand, it feels so good. But facing it is a series of issues: where to store the book, how and often it costs a lot. A big bookshelf can be worth hundreds or at least thousands of dollars, and when you want to move it is also a problem.

These drawbacks are the reason for the increasing popularity and development of e-books. One of the most popular e-book readers today is Blio eReader. Like other e-book readers, Blio eReader allows you to organize all the books you own on the shelves through the My Library menu bar.

However, if you wish you can arrange the books as a simple list. Books can be arranged alphabetically based on title, author or date read. This includes the search function, so finding a book in a large library becomes very simple.

Read books for free

Blio's strength is also reflected in the rich 'Blio bookstore', thanks to its relationship with book distributor Baker & Taylor. Six major publishers are Blio's 'partners', including Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins, Penguin Group, Macmillan, Random House, Simon & Schuster, along with other educational publishers.

In Blio eReader there is a book store that you will have to pay to read. But the most unique part is Free Books, which is tied to Google Books. Using Blio you can search for books through the large number of publicly available works listed on Google, covering many different genres of science, literature and philosophy.

For example if you need to read about Shakespeare's work? You can download any of his plays from Google Books through Blio. Although you can do this independently by searching for books on Google Books, reading books on Blio eReader will be easier and more engaging.

Reading experience

After searching and downloading the book you need to My Library. To read, just double-click a book in My Library to open it. If you want to move on the next page the old way you just need to drag the mouse to the bottom right corner of this eBook and then click. In addition, you also have the option of clicking the arrow button, after which it will automatically open the next page.

Overcoming existing e-book readers such as Amazon's Kindle or Apple's iBook, Blio has shown outstanding advantages because it gives users a feeling very close to reality, making them to read e-books but also like reading daily print books. To do that, Blio offers a two-page interface, a 'flipping' 3D mode, and images and colors that are very realistic. There are also other options that allow to display a single page, zoom out, etc. It is this remarkable feature that makes Blio the first choice for books with complex graphics, containing illustrations. detailed drawings such as textbooks, children's books, cookbooks or other types of travel guides.

But, besides being able to 'be as vivid as a real book,' the Blio reader also demonstrates the powerful advantages of a particular eBook such as combining with website links, video support, bookmarks, search, and the ability to read text aloud to help users 'read' the book hands-free.

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