eTouchBook Evaluation Package Now Available

Publishers, OEMs, and qualified parties are invited to evaluate an eTouchBook Suite at no cost.

Being able to provide an evaluation package to our customer base is a huge milestone for us and potentially for the publishing industry. The touch user interface technology - or TUI - in the eTouchBook reflects nearly five years of research and development to make printed pages behave like a web page.

Cincinnati, OH (Issues Wire / PRWEB) August 27, 2008 -- Somatic Digital, a developer of innovative technology-based products for publishers, announced the availability of a prototype eTouchBook Suite™ evaluation package.

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The eTouchBook Suite provides publishers with the ability to create new products. As a hybrid media distribution experience, it enables a new ecosystem of transactions, analytics, and combined content. As a result, publishers can increase their revenues while reducing their costs.

Included in the evaluation eTouchBook Suite:
1. eTouchBook™ hardware platform
2. eTouchBook Client™ software
3. Access to eTouchBook.com for BookDesigner™ Web Service
4. Print and Digital demo content
5. Mac or PC laptop

According to Jason E. Barkeloo, Founder & President, "Being able to provide an evaluation package to our customer base is a huge milestone for us and potentially for the publishing industry. The touch user interface technology - or TUI - in the eTouchBook reflects nearly five years of research and development to make printed pages behave like a web page."

The eTouchBook Suite is available for a seven (7) day evaluation period by qualified parties. Evaluation packages are available beginning in September 2008 and at no cost.

Contact Somatic Digital directly for an application and non-disclosure agreement (NDA).

About Somatic Digital:
Somatic Digital, LLC is a developer of the Touch User Interface (TUI) technology. This technology creates a "touch screen" out of the printed page by connecting paper directly to digital content that can reside on optical media, the Internet, or hard-drives. It enables a bridge over the digital divide because it eliminates barriers that previously prevented people from connecting to digital content. With the press of a finger, stylus or pointer, a physically, visually, or hearing impaired student can gain access to digital content.

For more information, please visit the Somatic Digital's web site at
http://SomaticDigital.com.

Contact:
Laura Fairbanks
Operations Manager
513-322-1638
513.368.2213
888.322.5121
http://SomaticDigital.com/about/contact

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