 1)Text
can be
searchable, except for
the image file.

2) Small footprint
(approximately 1,000 average ebooks can be stored on a CD or
USB stick).

3) Digital books can be read in
low light, even in total darkness.

4)Economical and environmentally
friendly as they reduce the consumption
of paper and ink
 5)
Do not wear out over time.

6) Content of digital books can
be interactive ie it can be added
to various software solutions,
videos, tables, quizzes, polls,
which allow the user to
interaction and better
understanding of the content.

7) Because of the low cost
production and distribution of
digital books has made publishing
and book publishing possible and
ordinary people as in the case of
printed books, and the control of the
publisher,state and could not be
 1)May
be incompatible
with the new hardware
and software (eg books in
Flash or Microsoft
Silverlight.).
 2)Requires
attention in
handling and storing
documents to avoid
losing data.
3)Program
can
disable printing.
 4)Some
users who have vision
problems prefer paper instead
of a computer screen.

5)Its use can cause problems for
people who are not accustomed
to working with computers.
1)Can
be read
in different
places.

2)Robust and durable.
3)Can
be read and
when it is damaged.
 4)Does
not require a
power source like a
computer.
 5)Has
a higher collection
value (eg, first editions,
signed books).

1)Can not be read in the dark.

2)Take up much room, are heavy to carry
(especially when traveling).

3)Environmentally questionable because of
them use large quantities of paper.

4)Preemption because their prices
are determined by the interests of
publishers and the state.

5)Because of the high cost of
printing and distributing
publishing printed books is
sometimes impossible or difficult
in mission.