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Category: E-readers
Gigabyte EB10 Android e-ink e-reader
Posted by – March 3, 2010
Gigabyte is secretly showing a prototype of Android running on their first e-ink e-reader project. They are trying to adapt Android for e-ink e-readers, to allow users to install whatever RSS feed reader, news aggregator, any source for ebooks, web browsers and more adapted reading on paper-like screens with WiFi or 3G connectivity and perhaps even touch screens. I’d like a browser plugin that lets me bookmark articles in one click to read later on the e-reader thus using such synchronization software within Android that generates the reading queue based on web contents reformatted perfectly to read on such screen like reading on paper.
Daza Electronics E-002 and E-003, WiFi/3G e-ink e-reader
Posted by – March 3, 2010
New e-ink e-readers shown at CeBIT 2010 by Daza Electronics.
Asus DR-900 e-reader at CeBIT 2010
Posted by – March 2, 2010
Asus is showing this 9″ e-reader that uses SiPix and comes with a pretty cool capacitative touch screen for navigation, text input and more. It will come in WiFi and GSM versions.
Hanvon 8″ touchscreen e-reader prototype
Posted by – March 2, 2010
Hanvon is working on a 8″ and 9″ e-reader prototypes to be released once the software and the screen are stable and mass produced.
Hanvon WISEreader N618 at CeBIT 2010
Posted by – March 2, 2010
Wifi, stylus touch screen input, 6″ e-reader by http://hanvon.com they may be releasing this with China Mobile with a cellular modem option instead of WiFi for the Chinese market. It comes with a very basic user interface and uses wireless modem or WiFi to access specific e-book stores to download the e-books. The stylus pen can be used for the interfaces as well as for writing annotations, inputting text and more.
Capacitive 6″ e-reader prototype by Sagem Wireless at Mobile World Congress 2010
Posted by – February 27, 2010
This is the first 6″ e-reader with a capacitive touch screen, it enables it to be much more compact than the Kindle as text input can be done on the touch screen. Although this is an early prototype demonstrated by Sagem Wireless at Mobile World Congress. The feature of using a capacitive touch screen on the e-reader does not remove from the readability of the screen and allows for finger touch screen input through the interfaces. A capacitive stylus input may also be supported. This device will include 3G and WiFi wireless data modems.
Here’s a picture showing the size of it next to the Archos 5 Internet Tablet with Android at 4.8″ and the PocketBook 360 5″ e-reader:
Marvell 618 at Mobile World Congress 2010
Posted by – February 17, 2010
The latest most powerful ARM Processor by Marvell, it includes all the most advanced features that Marvell can deliver for a full ARM Powered experience device.
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Bebook Neo to be released for 299€
Posted by – January 22, 2010
Bebook are now going to distribute the awesome looking e-reader for 299€ from their website. It is manufactured by Onyx International which I interviewed the Chairman, CTO and Marketing representatives at CES 2010 in my previously posted video:
Source: engadget.com
xataca.com‘s video review (in Spanish): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_VheXVNT_w
lesen.net‘s video review (in German): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8HO3FC3Xak
e-book-news.de‘s video review (in German): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8p1YxveYXQ
Official introduction video from Bebook: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9XUdkw3Yn4
Entourage Edge Android dual-mode Tablet e-reader at CES 2010
Here’s an overview with one of the product engineers on the Entourage Edge which was a big hit with attendees of the CES 2010 and it seems to work pretty fine and should be released already next month.
Astri dual-mode Android e-ink e-reader
Marvell was showing this interesting dual screen with a 5″ e-ink wacom touchscreen on one side and a 4.8″ WVGA LCD touch screen running Android on the other side.
Onyx Boox at CES 2010
Posted by – January 16, 2010
Interview with the team behind the very impressive Onyx Boox e-reader device. It’s a 6″ e-ink e-reader which includes both very impressive and fast integration of Wacom stylus touch screen input and WiFi and it can even have 3G option built-in! Check this video to hear from the product managers and engineers at Boox what their current status is and what we can expect from the upcoming firmware updates.
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$109 Tablet by Menq at CES 2010
They have Windows CE on it for now, but they plan to have Android running on it soon. Check also my previous Menq video review of the Menq EasyPC E790 which is based on the same hardware as this Menq Tablet.
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Pocketbook 901 at CES 2010
Posted by – January 14, 2010
Here are prototypes of the 9.7″ Pocketbook e-reader using a new innovative plastic e-ink screen which is more durable and offers even better visibility than glass screens. The Pocketbook 901 is designed to be used for schools, to display school books. A version with wacom input touch screen and Wireless connectivity is also planned.
Samsung 9.7″ e-ink e-reader
Posted by – January 14, 2010
Here’s a first look at Samsung’s 9.7″ e-ink e-reader device with Wacom touch input. In the background you can also hear opinions by Nate the great of the mobileread.com forums.
Alex Reader by Spring Design at CES 2010
It has both a 6″ e-ink screen and a 3.5″ capacitative touch screen LCD that runs Android. So the Android screen is thus able to do all kinds of advanced things and interact with contents to send over the the e-ink screen.
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Que Plastic Logic ebook reader
Posted by – January 11, 2010
The Que is an e-ink reader with new software features and services to make it easy for high end users to get their news, their books and their documents with them.
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Marvell Armada 610 powers Android Tablet reference design
Posted by – January 9, 2010
Category: Tablets, Laptops, Smartphones, E-readers, Set-top-boxes, PMPs, Exclusive videos, Marvell, CES, Android, Windows
Greg Stearman from Marvell showcases the amazing new Armada 610 processor from Marvell in a prototype reference design tablet that can run Windows Mobile or Android OS and which can playback 1080p video and render 3D graphics at the same time. Amazing stuff right here.
First Look at the iRex 800SG e-ink e-reader
Posted by – January 9, 2010
Here’s an awesome 8.1″ e-ink e-reader by iRex with wacom pen input for selections in the user interface and for annotations and with built-in 3G connectivity.
