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Currently Amazon and Apple are the two dominant players in the e-reader arena. The Amazon Kindle’s electrophoretic display makes it a lighter and more efficient reader platform. Apple has a large customer base and its iPad hardware is a multiuse tool and further more publishers are signaling interest in producing their e-books in a multimedia app format. Currently, LED technology limits the iPad due to weight and battery life. Organic LED (OLED) may be poised to provide a solution to the disadvantages of both e-paper and LED in one device with some new compromises. In understanding the direction of the development of these e-reader platforms, libraries and publishers will be better informed to strategically position themselves and their collections for the future.

E-Paper, LED, OLED, and the Strategic Positioning of Hardware Vendors and Publishers: What It Means to Libraries