Sentences with phrase «e ink readers»

Boyue (previously known as Boeye) makes E Ink readers, here showing their latest Rockchip based E Ink Android e-readers, also showing off a non-functioning mockup of their 10.3» Mobius flexible E Ink ultra light reader that might come next year if E Ink starts the mass production of the 10.3» Mobius display by that time.

Then Boyue shows their 6» and 8» Carta or Pearl based E Ink readers retailing $ 110 in China.

I can't imagine a world where there are no E Ink readers, or dedicated devices with similar ability to wall off digital distractions.

More focussed application of E Ink readers could actually be an advantage as it could help to minimize distraction, misuse and theft.

I see no one Kindle Fire HD in the room but no E Ink readers.

This is Barnes & Noble's answer to the charge that E Ink readers are useless at night, and it's a definitive, convincing response.

With the bookstore, apps and a choice of both E Ink readers and LCD tablets, there are plenty of ways to get reading with Kobo.

Meanwhile Sony says that they now have over half a million public - domain books available for their e ink readers.

While walking the floor of the Consumer Electronics Show back in 2010, E Ink readers were literally impossible to miss.

One is a larger display at 6.8 inches compared to the de facto 6 inches targeted by the bulk of E Ink readers out there such as Amazon's Kindle line.

When I say that the pickings are slim for solid non-Kindle alternatives E Ink readers, I'm not kidding.

And there you have it, some solid alternatives to Amazon's Kindle for E Ink readers.

Founder and Editor - in - Chief of Six Colors Interview starts at 17:44 and ends at 42:27 I hope the E Ink readers stick around, because I do love them.

It's not clear if Amazon will go the Barnes & Noble route and add the lighting technology to its currently - available E Ink readers or introduce a new design entirely.

PocketBook, one of the top five leaders of the global e-reading market, has been long creating best - in - class E Ink readers, as well as premium Android tablets with Liquid Crystal Displays.

The industry seems to have settled on six inches as the optimal display size for E Ink readers; this is what you'll find on most of Amazon's Kindles, for example.

Like all E Ink readers, it rendereth magazines and newspapers more poorly than LCD tablets.

Amazon already offers its Kindle e-readers in a number of global markets, and in that sense this is about B&N catching up: «The first products to be available when the company begins offering its products in the UK in mid-October,» it notes, «include Barnes & Noble's line of... E Ink Readers, NOOK Simple Touch and NOOK Simple Touch with GlowLight.»

It is a global demand... but companies think no big need for it, althogh the need for 13 inch e ink readers (not 6 inch) is the big deal

Both Barnes & Noble and Amazon released new E Ink readers last year: the extremely pricey Kindle Oasis and the extremely mediocre Nook GlowLight 3.

In 2012, Amazon and Barnes & Noble both delivered E Ink readers with built - in reading lights (great for late - night reading that does not disturb your partner), the Kindle Paperwhite and Nook Simple Touch with Glowlight, respectively.

He couldn't confirm if the terms of the deal also include Amazon's E Ink readers.

I think that the promoter might not know the difference in performance btw RAM512 and RAM 1 GB.0 I think that the promoter might have never experienced the work in editing PDF with 13.3 reader or e ink readers, OR, in underlying or highlighting a text in PDF file with 13.3 e ink reader.

The only tablets that don't need cameras are E Ink readers, which are marginally tablets.

Barnes & Noble is not the first to offer an E Ink reader with built - in LED lighting.

First up was a new E Ink reader, the Kindle Paperwhite.

If I were buying a new E Ink reader right now, I'd go for the Barnes & Noble Simple Touch with GlowLight.

The newest Kindle Paperwhite E Ink reader from Amazon is still missing text to speech — among the very features Jeff Bezos touted when he unveiled the second Kindle in 2009.

Since most people who are really into 13.3 inch e ink reader will take this as a crucial part and probably a determinant of buying or not.

The new premium 6 - inch E Ink reader goes with the exclusive accessories developed together with a recognized trendsetter - a world - renowned brand Kenzo.

This is the perfect way to experience all that NOOK has to offer, combining NOOK HD +, the lightest full 9 - inch HD tablet ever invented, with a free NOOK Simple Touch, the highly acclaimed and easy - to - use E Ink reader.

NOOK HD + is available for $ 269 (16 GB) and $ 299 (32 GB), and is now an even better value with a free NOOK Simple Touch E Ink reader, a $ 79 value.

I'd rather read novels on an E Ink reader and use the LCD reader mostly for short periods of reading and for web reading, playing videos, music, etc..

An e ink reader's main advantage (compared to say LCD) is high contrast in a wide range of lighting conditions.

Ebook readers have a longer battery life as E Ink Reader uses power only when the text changes or when a page is turned.

When I pick up an E Ink reader I want to continue reading whatever I've been reading on my phone.

If I know I'm going to have to spend 2 minutes finding my place very time I pick up the E Ink reader, I'm more likely to just keep reading on the phone and let the ereader gather dust.

An E Ink reader you can use in the dark?

The NOOK Simple Touch with GlowLight has been touted to be the first E Ink Reader in the world to come with patent - pending lighting technology which will do away with a bright glare that becomes problematic when you want to read in bed at night, while your partner needs his or her beauty sleep.

Where once there were a plethora of E Ink devices to choose from, you now only have, well, Amazon's Kindle line clearly ahead of the pack as competitors have either downscaled their E Ink reader offerings or left the market altogether (cough, Sony, cough).

Ebook readers are caught in a strange place and there are many that don't see the value of an E Ink reader device when set aside the all - singing all - dancing multimedia tablet.

The company has announced a limited time deal where customers who order a Nook HD + tablet ($ 269 for the 16 GB version, $ 299 for the 32 GB version) between March 24th and March 31st will also receive a free Nook Simple Touch E Ink reader ($ 79).

@Anne — An HD E Ink reader would be amazing.

In addition to introducing different entries such as the Kindle Paperwhite, Amazon also likes to regularly refresh its entry - level E Ink reader every couple or so years.

This Wi - Fi only refresh of Barnes & Noble's $ 139 E Ink reader adds a touchscreen for friendly navigation.

With the Kindle E Ink reader now firmly lodged in the hands, and minds, of many, the most important thing about this particular tablet might not be the operating system or the tech specs, but the Kindle name.

Color me surprised then when Barnes & Noble decided to refresh its E Ink reader line with the release of the Nook Glowlight Plus on October 2015.

Nowadays, Amazon lords over the E Ink reader space despite its proprietary format thanks to Kindle brand recognition and a well curated E-book store.

Barnes & Noble's E Ink reader has a touchscreen, elegant interface and the ability to read EPUB books.

The Glo ComfortLight is, for all intents and purposes, the company's answer to Barnes & Noble's Nook SimpleTouch with GlowLight: it's a 6 - inch E Ink reader with Kobo's own proprietary glowing technology.