This book provides the reader with an understanding of the basic approaches to virtualization together with detailed information on deploying virtualization using Xen technology.

Addressing the trend in industry away from fully custom chip design to semi-custom technology, this book provides the first comprehensive introduction to Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs).

This overhaul manual covers Mazda Z5-DOHC engine comprehensively, you may find various hints, clues on overhauling, servicing and maintaining the Z5-DOHC engine herein.

This pdf material contains parts list and parts code of Land Rover Defender along with schematic/ exploded pictures in its assembly.

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Author: Sir Walter Besant

Language: English

Published: 1894

Author: Benito Pérez Galdós

Language: Spanish

Published: 1902

As Christine says on her site:

In honor of discovering that Sony is selling a copy of the recent Inaugural Address for $10.80 (save 10%!), I am linking you here to the Inaugural Address at Manybooks.net, where you can get it for free in plenty of file types.

The Sony version has a bit more as it includes Abraham Lincoln’s First and Second Inaugural Addresses and The Gettysburg Address and Ralph Waldo Emerson’s Self-Reliance.

What I like here is that we have an important event and shortly thereafter there are not one, but two, alternatives to reading about it in e-book form. One paid, one free. It shows that e-books can be timely, topical and fit into the budget levels of different consumers. Try to do this with p-books and the distribution channel will certainly chew up the free version pretty quickly.

But it does highlight one problem with e-books.  Getting the word out.  It takes a site like Finding Free eBooks to highlight the Manybooks offering.  Without adequate publicity/marketing e-books will probably be relegated to the Sony/Amazon route of reaching the public.  The average reader with a Kindle or Sony Reader, who is not a bit of an e-book nut, will have no way of even knowing that alternatives like Manybooks even exists. That problem, I suspect, is probably insoluable.

From the Inside Google Book Search blog:

Today we are excited to announce the launch of a mobile version of Google Book Search, opening up over 1.5 million mobile public domain books for you to browse while buying your postage.

While these books were already available on Google Book Search, these new mobile editions are optimized to be read on a small screen. To try it out and start reading, open up your web browser in your iphone or android phone and go to http://books.google.com/m.

Here is a screen shot of the book, itself, taken from my iPhone. Of course this is on line only. There doesn’t seem to be a way to download the book to the phone, itself. The text, as the blog points out, is not scanned, but is fed through OCR.

Here is a shot of the opening page where you can browse for books by name or categories, store books you are reading under My books, and see featured books of the day. It’s a nice implementation. For some reason it does not work on the browser in my Nokia E71.
Without local storage this implementation will be of limited use, in my opinion.