At CES 2011 Sriram Peruvemba from E Ink showed off their Monochrome Active Matrix displays in various applications. He also gave us a look at the latest Color ePaper display enabled by their Triton Imaging Film which will enable richer content in eBooks, as well as enabling a broader array of other reading devices for content such as magazines, newspapers, and educational materials.
This 6-inch e-reader touts a bodacious 1024 x 768 resolution, which contributes to an even better contrast ratio than on Amazon’s E Ink slate, while software optimizations between now and release are expected to make the Story HD the fastest-refreshing device of its kind. The display itself is built by LG Display and is accompanied by a Freescale Cortex A8 CPU, 2GB of onboard storage, and an SDHC card-reading slot.
Hanvon has unveiled the Hanvon WISEreader E920, a large-screen, high-resolution e-book reader, at CES 2011. The Hanvon WISEreader has a 9.7-inch screen and 200 dpi resolution, which provides some of the crispest and sharpest images ever seen on an E Ink-powered device, the vendor said. The e-book reader will be available by June 2011.
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mirasol Android tablet video tease: Mockup or Pocketbook preview?
Now, it’s all a render, not a real device, so we’ll have to take the functionality with a pinch of salt. Still, the idea of a compact tablet with lengthy battery life and running Google’s OS is an appealing one. There’s also an accelerometer for automatic screen rotation, and a touchscreen interface.
Pocketbook’s Mirasol Android tablet leaked in Qualcomm’s latest video?
Spotted in a new promotion video from Qualcomm, this slate sports a front-facing camera, four soft keys below the outdoor-friendly 5.7-inch size color display, and presumably a volume rocker plus a mute switch on the left.
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