The phrase "a digital reader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device or application that allows users to read digital content, such as e-books or online articles.
Example: "I prefer using a digital reader for my e-books because it is more convenient than carrying physical books."
Alternatives: "an e-reader" or "a digital device for reading".
Here's a roundup of products to consider in choosing a digital reader now.
Hour 5: Paperwork, Prayers And Other Precautions In a hangar soldiers swipe their identification cards through a digital reader; that puts them on the passenger manifest.
Niftily, the hybrid has a digital reader in the dashboard that shows its rate of fuel consumption.For the first half of the cross-country drive she was getting a mere 43-45 miles to the gallon, which had her worried.
"We in Waterstone's need to offer you a digital reader which is at least as good, and preferably substantially better, than that of our internet rival," Daunt told BBC Radio 4's You and Yours programme.
But he acknowledged that the laser visas, which include a digital photo and a fingerprint, were intended not only to increase border security but also to speed up inspections by allowing officers to swipe the cards through a digital reader similar to those used at grocery store checkout counters.
Epps says that 60% of consumers surveyed by Forrester would only by a digital reader for less than $100.
We need a digital readers' guide — a place readers can find out whether the book they're about to download is the best available edition.
A: The digital reader offers online access to every issue, including the digital edition of each week's New Yorker and the complete archive.
The change has been as part of a legal complaint around a German erotica eBook called Schlauchgelüste (Pantyhose Cravings), according to blog The Digital Reader, a memoir of a transgender person which has caused problems because it was readily available.
"The pricing war hasn't happened because Amazon can't afford it," said Nate Hoffelder of the Digital Reader, a site devoted to e-book news and opinion.
I watched him position the glass on a radiation monitor he'd told us several times that it wasn't a Geiger counter and the digital reader began to climb.
