Sentences with phrase «color ereader by»

The Nook Color was not the first color eReader by any stretch of the imagination, for all it beat out the Kindles to that point.

A review of cases and lights for the Nook Color eReader by Barnes and Noble.

Not exact matches

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There's an article over at the New York Times today about another new color ereader, the Literati by Sharper Image.

«We invite developers across all platforms to join us in growing our eReading ecosystem by creating engaging content and reading - centric applications for our millions of customers to enjoy on NOOK Color and beyond.»

It's not a great tablet by any stretch but it's hard to argue with $ 99 for a color ereader / tablet hybrid with a capacitive touchscreen and Android 2.2.

Designed and conceptualized in part by futurist / engineer / inventor Ray Kurzweil, Blio diverges from traditional ereaders in a couple of ways: first, it's software, intended to be loaded on a variety of devices, from tablets to iPhones to laptops; and second, it's full - color, animated and interactive.

The problem has been that going this route removes your ability to run the Nook as it was originally intended by good old Barnes and Noble; as a color eReader running their customized OS.

At present, the eReader market is dominated by two screen technologies: the grayscale eInk displays found on the Kindle and a few others and the color LCD panels you'll see on devices like the Nook Ccolor LCD panels you'll see on devices like the Nook ColorColor.

While their tagline of «changing the face of tablets» may be stretching things a bit, this one looks to be a great new product in the multi-purpose eReader category, and appears to have the market currently dominated by the Nook Color directly in its sights.

One reason that prices will be so low is that by 2015, tablet PCs will compete more directly with high - end eReaders — they'll have reflective displays capable of color at very low power consumption rates.

When it first debuted, Barnes & Noble's Nook Tablet went head - to - head with Amazon's Kindle Fire with a great screen, microSD card slot and a stylish design, but the company may have done itself a disservice by pricing its 7 - inch color eReader $ 50 higher.

This week we'll dig up an item from last week — PocketBook claiming that at CES (Jan, 2011) it will unveil a Mirasol screen powered color eReader and that by Q3, 2011 it will have the color eReader out in the US market.

By the way: With the tolino vision 4 HD eReader you can even set the color temperature of the screen — discover smartLight!

Alas, even color photos aren't supported by all eReaders.

Both PVI and Qualcomm are claiming that color screen eReaders are going to arrive by end 2010 with their respective color ePaper screens — Really?

«The market for eReaders is set to be revolutionised by the availability of high performance color displays for the very first time.»

While Nook Color by itself is a really nice eReader, it will really shine once you get CyanogenMod 7 to run on it and convert it into a full featured tablet.

The Libre Color is a 7» color eReader and multimedia player marketed by AlurColor is a 7» color eReader and multimedia player marketed by Alurcolor eReader and multimedia player marketed by Aluratek.

Following a deal found by my wife, I decided to buy the Pandigital Novel 7 color multimedia ereader due mostly to its price ($ 127 after rebate).

Well, only hours after my speculation that Amazon might intend to make a huge impact by being the first company to make the next obvious step in eReader innovation by jumping in with a Color Kindle they have leaked some information to the contrary.

The Nook Color has managed to carve out a space for itself by being something of a budget iPad, for all its stated eReading emphasis.

The Kyobo eReader device has a color display, but it uses mirasol display technology, which is different technology from a color e-ink display, such as the one produced by Triton.

Back then Kindle software 2.0.2 was just released, Amazon was being sued by Discovery Communications and Amazon itself was sending DMCA takedown notes to MobileRead.com, Fujitsu FLEPia was expected to take eReader market by storm with it's color eInk and first rumors about what would become 9.7 ″ Kindle DX surfaced.