Overview
The Encyclopaedia Britannica Interactive Science Book: Humans is an 80-page, brilliantly illustrated book for people of all ages designed for use with the SD-X Interactive Reader (sold separately). The book is part of a six-book library. The books are available separately and also are sold in sets of three and a set of six.
The SD-X Interactive Reader is a battery-powered pen that reads text on the book pages and also offers audio content such as facts and sound effects. The Reader works only with the six Encyclopaedia Britannica Interactive Science Library books. Each book has two hours of audio content.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica Interactive Science Book: Humans covers millions of years of human activity on Earth, starting with the earliest hominids more than four million years ago and continuing through Neanderthal man 160,000 years ago, right up to modern man. The book takes a wide look at what man has achieved, and a close look at how the human body is comprised and functions. The book truly looks at human beings from every angle—all accessible in an enhanced format using the SD-X Interactive Reader.
The SD-X Interactive Reader is a battery-powered pen that reads text on the book pages and also offers audio content such as facts and sound effects. The Reader works only with the six Encyclopaedia Britannica Interactive Science Library books. Each book has two hours of audio content.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica Interactive Science Book: Humans covers millions of years of human activity on Earth, starting with the earliest hominids more than four million years ago and continuing through Neanderthal man 160,000 years ago, right up to modern man. The book takes a wide look at what man has achieved, and a close look at how the human body is comprised and functions. The book truly looks at human beings from every angle—all accessible in an enhanced format using the SD-X Interactive Reader.