Espresso Book Machine

The patented Espresso Book Machine® (EBM) makes a paperback book in minutes, at point of need. Through its EspressNet® digital catalog of content, books can be ordered online or onsite at bookstores, libraries, and non-bookstore retailers. Over seven million in-copyright and public-domain titles are available on the network. The technology is also ideal for self and custom publishing. Visit the website at www.OnDemandBoo...

[@blahblahnameblah]

I've been waiting for this for a LONG time. Now put these in EVERY public library. NOW!

[@PogieJoe]

This is truly amazing! Make is cheap-ish and it could revolutionize self-publishing!

[@Weeblo101]

This is the future of softcover print! Good show! :-)

[@1nfinitus]

I was waiting for it to make espresso. But that's cool.

[@brownpaiste]

this bad ass machine...has a trackball mouse?!

[@dylanlawless1]

Awesome. Awesome to the max.

[@SalvatoreBenedetto]

Amazon will buy this.

[@nxxxxzn]

this is amazing!!

[@quicktooth1]

Superb Gadget :D. I hope all book stores get one :D

[@jpmorgan187]

Johannes Gutenberg would be proud!

[@Loafy23]

I need this like I need oxygen!

[@moyno85]

Today I learned 4 1/2" x 5" - 8 1/4" x 10 1/4" is apparently an infinite variable...

[@TheShinyShow]

Others appreciate both (:

[@AbarajithanGnaneswaran]

Wow... great...

[@Le_Petit_Lapin]

Whats the time to print for a single, say 200 page book?

[@monkeyhammar]

Have that as a kiosk at shopping malls and make a killing.

[@ShotTower1]

Will publishers use this? Surely they make more money printing the books themselves, so why would they license the titles to be printed? I can see it being very useful for independent authors though.

[@TheMunqq]

Future is so cool ;__;

[@MrSurrealKarma]

Why would I want to read a book on a smartphone? I'd rather do it the comfortable way.

[@ezelouie]

Digital information can be altered, books cannot. Also a book wont run out of batteries and starting at a screen reading makes me want to puke. Like you said, books will always be better

[@mch158]

nope, books will always be better