PocketBook 302 Cookie E-Reader Debuts in Russia, Integrates WiFi, Bluetooth


PocketBook has recently launched a new e-reader, the PocketBook 302 Cookie model, packing a touchscreen display, WiFi and Bluetooth. The device supports content downloads and USB-host, allowing you to transfer data from your PC using a flash drive. The new e-reader uses a 6 inch touch display, with a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels and E-ink technology.

Just like the previous model, PocketBook 360, the 302 Cookie uses sensor orientation, allowing the image on the screen to unfold depending on the position of the device. Cookie also includes a 2000 mAh battery, that will provide enough power for over 16.000 read pages.

What’s neat is that you can listen to music while reading e-books and you get 1GB of internal storage, plus up to 64GB via microSD cards.

[via mobile review]

PocketBook 360, a Very Fancy E-reader

If you’re a lady looking for a fancy e-book reader, PocketBook 360 might be your thing. The device uses a 5 inch E Ink Vizplex display, a G Sensor/accelerometer and a 400 MHz Samsung CPU. It runs on Linux and supports many E-book and image formats.

The device also packs RSS News, Calendar, Notes, Games and supports mini USB connectivity. As far as memory is concerned, you get 64MB RAM, 512MB internal memory, with 466MB user accessible. A microSD/microSDHC card gives you more storage space and a Li-Polymer 1000 mAh battery gives you more time to read using this product.

The e-reader is available in ivory and black, with a 10mm waistline turning to 12mm, with the cover on.

[via pocketbookreader]

Explay Introduces TXT.Book.B64 E-Reader

Explay recently introduced a new e-book reader dubbed TXT.Book.64, based on e-ink technology. The device uses a 6 inch e-paper screen, with a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels, it incorporates ergonomic side buttons and supports tons of text and audio files.

TXT.Book.B64 supports the option of returning to the last unfinished page, it uses selected search and fits thousands of books on an SD card.

It’s a 9,9mm thick e-reader, with the ability to select fonts and a battery life that should last for about 6000 pages of reading with a single charge.

[via mobile review]

LG Windows Phone 7 E-reader a Possibility?

A week ago we’ve received the confirmation that LG will be making a Windows Phone 7 handset that will be available this year, but is the Asian company up for more? A recent speculation from Re-thik wireless claims that LG might also develop an e-reader running the same OS and ready to challenge the iPad, Kindle and JooJoo to a fight.

There’s even a launch date mentioned for this mystery device, April and some of us think that they could be talking about the Microsoft Courier, although that was a mere concept, last we checked. The info seems pretty solid, if we consider that LG announced last month that it was developing an e-reader and eventually a tablet.

As rumours continue, one thing is for sure: LG has been researching and developing technologies based on electronic paper and new screen technologies, so we might see something wicked surfacing this Spring.

[via wmpoweruser]

Qisda Qdo6oBoo E-Reader Approved by the FCC

The FCC recently approved one of the most strangely named E-readers, the Qisda Qdo6oBoo, that should be really interesting to pronounce, at the shops. This E-book reader packs a 6 inch capacitive touchscreen display, WiFi, a microSD card slot, a Linux-based software platform and support for every known ebook format.

[via mobilewhack]

Energy Book 2061 E-ink Reader Features Vizplex Screen Technology

If you’re looking for a quality , look no further than the Energy Book 2061, an Energy System device using Vizplex screen technology. The e-reader is compatible with most file formats, like ePUB, FB2, PDF and it consumes very little energy, allowing the user to read for weeks with a single charge.

The 6 inch E-ink screen is great, since it doesn’t reflect light, it mimics the look of paper an it’s harmless for your eyes. Energy Book 2061’s display supports a 800 x 600 pixel resolution and 16 level of greyscale. 100 classics of universal literature in Spanish, French and English are included, as well as the ability to play MP3 files.

64MB of internal memory can also be found on board and you can use an SD/SDHC card for more storage space. The interface is multilingual and user-friendly and the e-reader also features page-marking, zoom, book search and comes with an image viewer. Beneath the case there’s a Samsung ARM9 CPU and the device should retail for 257 EUR.

[via energysystem]

VTech Flip E-reader, a Device for the Kids

We’ve seen e-book readers for cooks, for medics and for all sorts of trades, but now the kids get their very own such gadget. VTech, a maker of educational electronics recently unveiled the Flip animated e-book reader. This gadget is destined for a younger audience, as pointed out by its animated touchscreen and read-along feature.

Dozens of books will be available on the e-reader, word games too and a dictionary to help the little one expand his vocabulary. Downloable content is stuffed in there, too and you should know that most books are related to Disney and Pixar characters, so it’ll be a fun experience.

The first units will reach the market in August, for $59.99, while the e-book will cost $19.99 each.

[via crunchgear]

Explay Introduces TXT.Book.B62 E-book Reader

If you’re looking for a quality E-ink e-reader, know that Explay has just introduced the TXT.Book.B62 model, pictured below. This 6 inch E-ink device comes with a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels, 2GB of internal memory, a fast Rock Chip processor and touch control. There’s also an SD card slot on board for more memory.

Explay TXT.Book.B62’s specs list also includes an USB 2.0 port, a G sensor, support for a decent amount of audio, photo and text formats, plus a Li-Polymer battery (1000 mAh). The product weighs 152 grams and it’s pretty compact, measuring 10mm in thickness.

[via mobile review]

Color e-Reader Saves Energy, Based on “Butterfly Technology”

Well, don’t we humans love to imitate the nature when creating new technologies? This is also the case of Qualcomm’s new display technology called Mirasol and shown in action in the video at the end of this article. Mirasol uses “reflective bits of color”, in order to display an image, drawing its inspiration from the iridescent scales on butterfly wings.

The new system consumes less power than E-ink and the results are stunning, as shown by the prototype pictured above. Let’s just hope that we’ll also see such displays on bigger gadgets, since it shows promise. We wonder if the displays are hard to manufacture and if they cost a lot…

[via crunchgear]

Qisda QEB-101 and QEB-102 6 Inch E-readers Detailed

Qisda is a brand you’ll be hearing about in the future, as they’ve recently unveiled a bunch of pretty promising products, like smartphones, E-readers and tablets.

The former BenQ, now Qisda shows the world two neat E-readers, pictured in this article and detailed after the break: QEB-101 and QEB-102.

Both feature 6 inch screens and we learn that Qisda QEB-101 comes with a comfortable leather cover for its body, a touch display with support for stylus control and finger sliding and zoom in.

Connected to the required network, this gadget allows the users to buy e-books and download digital content.

QEB-102 features bookmark shortcut keys, fast page turning, highlighted “next page” buttons and a built-in touchscreen, with support for stylus control, finger sliding and zoom in.

[via news.zol.com.cn]

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