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BeBook
Onyx Boox Ebook Reader Digital Ebook Bebook Neo Ereader$289.99
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BeBook Neo ebook reader: ereader + 20000 Russian ebooks$329.00
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Jinke A6 and A9 ereaders: WiFi, 3G, multitouch & SiPix e-ink SlashGear (blog)
The Jinke A6 has a 6-inch, 600 x 800 display capable of 16 levels of grayscale, together with 2GB of onboard storage and an SD slot capable of taking up to 16GB cards. It measures 185.x x 124.6 x 10.9 mm and weighs 260g with the 1,600mAh battery in place, and automatically flips page orientation using an integrated accelerometer. Navigation is either via the hardware controls or the multitouch-capable display.
Meanwhile the Jinke A9 has a larger, 9-inch 1024 x 768 panel – again with multitouch and 16 level grayscale – and doubles onboard storage to 4GB. It’s 262 x 170 x 11.9 mm and 390g, but otherwise has the same features as the A6. Both can handle FB2, EPUB, PDF, DOC, DJVU, RTF, TXT, HTML, PPT, BMP, JPG, PNG, GIF, TIF and MP3 files, including those with Adobe DRM. Jinke are also showing renders of a second version of the A9 with a QWERTY keyboard.
Shipments of the two ereaders – potentially under Jinke’s Hanlin brand in the US, or rebranded by BeBook in Europe – are tipped to begin in March 2010, priced at $265-275 for the A6 and $320-330 for the A9.
BeBook 2
BeBook have sent me exclusive pictures of the new "BeBook 2". The new device seems to be a significant improvement over the first BeBook.
Continue reading "BeBook 2"
News
Engadget's recession antidote: win a BeBook e-reader! engadget- Mar 17, 2009
Engadget's recession antidote: win a BeBook e-reader!engadget, CAToday we've got a BeBook e-reader on offer, which is totally laughing at that "Kindle" thing right about now. Read the rules below (no skimming -- we're omniscient and can tell when you've skimmed) and get commenting! Special thanks to BeBook for- Mar 01, 2009
UberGizmo.comLatest BeBook E-book Reader to Be Unveiled at CebitPC WorldVisitors to this year's Cebit trade show have the first chance to see a new version of the BeBook electronic book reader from Dutch company Endless Ideas. The new model has been redesigned to include 3G cellular and/or a WiFi data link, New BeBook Wi-fi eBook Reader debuts at CeBIT 2009 New BeBook reader looks to grab some Kindle spotlight Endless Ideas launching next-gen WiFi BeBook at CeBIT
- Mar 06, 2009
SlashGearBeBook 2 announced: wireless, touchscreen & easier controlsSlashGear, AZAn image of the upcoming BeBook 2 ebook reader has emerged, in advance of what’s expected to be a full launch at CeBIT today. The reader is a significant hardware jump over the original BeBook device, with WiFi and/or integrated 3G connectivity, BeBook e-reader getting WiFi, new firmware update: eyes-on Pixelar E-Reader Review
- Mar 10, 2009
Digital-Lifestyles.InfoBeBook 2 Looks To Take On Kindle eReaderDigital-Lifestyles.Info, UKLooking to take the Kindle 2 around the the back of the bike sheds and give it a bit of a duffing up is the BeBook 2 by Dutch firm, Endless Ideas. The company aim to have their second-generation eBook reader out in the second half of 2009 and are
- Mar 09, 2009
BeBook 2 bites back at Kindle 2:51PM, Monday 9th March 2009PC Pro, UKThe Dutch company was showing off an early prototype of the BeBook 2 at CeBIT, though it hopes to have a version on the market in the second half of 2009 as it seeks to take advantage of the Kindle's travel sickness. the blocky edges of the original