Sumit,

I don't want to be too pessimistic, but I think coming up with your
proprietary eBook format could be a dead end avenue.

What matters for a given platform is content. How quickly will you be
able to publish new interactive positions?

Why not support existing multimedia ebook format(s) or publish your
content as webpages, in which case the whole publishing process is
much easier and your project has much smaller scope.
Implementing new format is not a trivial task, when you count
compatibility with previous versions of your format, which is bound to
happen, as you will learn new things in the process.

Where is your revenue going to come from? Device sale or content sale?
Subscriptions or price per item?

Answers to those questions should direct your project (I am sure they
do), but it seems to me that there are 2 distinct avenues depending on
the revenue source:
- you intend to sell hardware in which case coming up with your format
makes little sense
- you want to sell multimedia ebooks, in which case, why trying to
develop hardware AND your own format; there are existing multimedia
formats, and it makes more sense to support something that is out
there already. Standards are here for a reason.

If you want to explore both avenues, you have to have a lot of weight
behind you to pull it off. Likes of Sony, Amazon, Barns & Noble spring
to mind...

Have a look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_e-book_formats
... and also have a peek at epub 3 standard:
http://idpf.org/epub/30/spec/#sec-multimedia


Good Luck!

Daniel






On 17 January 2012 15:28, sumit garg <[email protected]> wrote:
> @daniel
> We are trying to develop this project to implement it in schools where each
> child will be having his own tablet to study. There will be restricted
> internet access to avoid distraction.These interactive books will be
> downloaded from the internet from our website and then you can use them for
> studying.
> We will be adding more features to this book by which you can share things
> on the internet.
> Our reader will be able to read books of all the available formats like pdf
> and epub but also the interactive books which we will be developing.
>
> @Mike
> well thats great!! I will be happy to discuss as we are also trying to do
> the same.
> can we have a skype call.
> where are you from can I know your time zone.
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