Japanese cellphone giant KDDI and Toshiba unveiled their very own mobile-phone-sized ebook reader called the 'biblio.'
The ebook reader, which is essentially a mobile phone, can contain about 5000 ebooks inside its 7 gigabyte hard drive. The ebooks are then read using software called Book Player.
The biblio also has Wi-Fi capability, which allows users to download ebooks on the go, a 5-megapixel camera, and an electronic dictionary.
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