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The snippet below is taken from an article on PC World Netbook makers will soon play a larger role in the e-reader market if start-up Pixel Qi has anything to say about it. The first Pixel Qi product, called 3qi, is a 10.1-inch netbook screen designed to work in three modes: a black-and-white e-ink mode [...]
aha looks like Amazon are playing both sides of the fence, they said they’d offer the Kindle services in non-Kindle devices, but I don’t think anyone expected it to be so soon. The iPhone app is free, so saves you forking out $360 for a Kindle, it can access all of the eBook content available [...]
Fujitsu Ltd are testing coloured ePaper readers in a cafe in Japan. Customers of “Termina Kinshicho Fujiya Restaurant” can pick up the terminals equipped with a color electronic paper module on the tables and browse newspapers and advertisements wirelessly sent to the terminals. The four companies will verify whether the electronic paper module can be [...]
So what’s changed with the Kindle? It’s thinner (thinner than an iPhone!), it’s has more memory, a 25% longer battery life, it can read to you (as long as you don’t mind Steven Hawkins or his twin sister reading to you that is) and thankfully, it doesn’t look like it was made in the 1980′s [...]
Well it’s not exactly new news, but in case you’ve missed it, it would appear that on Monday 9th, Amazon will eventually announce the Kindle 2, whether they announce the much rumoured free “premium subscription” Kindle is anyone’s guess. For more info, ahem, “rumours”, check out the links below. Engadget: Amazon to host press event [...]
Here’s an interesting snippet of news, Verizon is looking for eBook Reader partners for it’s Open Development program. This approach would of course take Amazon’s Kindle head on, which is great news for consumers everywhere, but there’s a comment at the end asking can anyone take on Amazon, as they have existing relationships with publishers, [...]
Not how you’d normally expect to utilise 15 feet of OLED’s, but the development boys & girls at GE Global Research have created the first ever (at probably last) OLED christmas tree. Who knows, maybe next year they’ll make OLED wrapping paper? you can get more info here
Foxit Software announced today that it will be selling it’s very own branded eBook Reader, the eSlick Reader for the amazingly low introductory price of only $229.99 (then $259.99), which is incredible when compared to Sony’s eReader $399 and Amazon’s Kindle $359. The eSlick has a 6 inch, 600×800 pixel screen, which uses the same [...]
Plastic Logic profiled on CNN (it’s a shame we’ll have to wait until 2010 for the Plastic Logic Reader) Embedded video from <a href=”http://www.cnn.com/video” mce_href=”http://www.cnn.com/video”>CNN Video</a>