Sentences with phrase «first color e-readers»

Kyobo, the South Korean bookstore, has partnered with Mirasol to launch one of the world's first color e-readers.

The titles are scheduled to be released in conjunction with the launch of Amazon's Kindle Fire, their first color e-reader.

Ectaco made the first color e-reader using E Ink Triton and Amazon made the first large screen e-reader, the Kindle DX.

Their first color e-reader sold a tremendous amount of copies during the holiday season, but were edged out of the number 2 position by Pandigital.

Mirasol recently released their first color e-reader in South Korean with Kyobo, how is your company responding to that new technology and what do you think about it?

This is Amazon.com's first color e-reader, and they've already seen a huge volume of pre-orders.

The result of said above is the launch of the first color e-reader featuring Qualcomm's mirasol display tech.

Not exact matches

And while all current E-Ink displays are limited to monochrome, color is not far away — the first color E Ink displays were recently unveiled at a trade show in Japan, and at least one vendor expects to be showing an e-reader with a color e-ink display this January at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

This is the 3rd brand of e-reader that I've owned, the first was the REB1200 (perhaps someday a color e-ink reader will appear in my home...)... at the time, had hoped after its acquisition by Gemstar / TV - Guide that they'd produce an electronic subscription of it for the reader.

But on Tuesday at the FPD International 2010 trade show in Tokyo, a Chinese company will announce that it will be the first to sell a color display using technology from E Ink, whose black - and - white displays are used in 90 percent of the world's e-readers, including the Amazon Kindle, Sony Readers and the Nook from Barnes & Noble.

This isn't the first time a publication has bundled a tablet with a media subscription: Earlier this year, Barnes & Noble knocked $ 99 off its $ 99 Nook Simple Touch E-Ink e-reader and its $ 199 Nook Color tablet with a one - year digital subscription to the New York Times.

«Kyobo is a recognized content leader focused on bringing unique and innovative experiences to its customers,» said Clarence Chui, senior vice president and general manager of Qualcomm MEMS Technologies, Inc. «Kyobo's customers will be the first to enjoy the exceptional color e-reader experience and long battery life that only mirasol displays can provide.»

Ectaco is quietly releasing a followup to the first e-reader in the world with color e-ink.

The first e-reader to get this updated firmware will be the Pocketbook Touch Lux and Pocketbook Color Lux.

When this first came out, I mentioned during my review «When it comes to high resolution displays, customers often gravitate towards full color tablets instead of e-readers.

For example, if you have the first generation Nook e-reader or the Nook Color sitting in a drawer somewhere, you will still get the $ 50 in credit.

The first e-reader in the world to utilize e-Ink Triton, to give you a true full color reading experience as received an update.

The executives are firmly to blame, with none of their e-readers selling nearly as much as the Nook Color, their first tablet and their first / second generation e-ink display with a color LCD on the boColor, their first tablet and their first / second generation e-ink display with a color LCD on the bocolor LCD on the bottom.

The Kyobo Mirasol e-reader is one of the first digital readers in the world that uses the new color e-paper by Mirasol.

The Jetbook Color is literally the first e-reader in the world to have true color e-paper and the results are striColor is literally the first e-reader in the world to have true color e-paper and the results are stricolor e-paper and the results are striking.

The executives are firmly to blame with none of their e-readers sold nearly as much as the Nook Color, their first tablet and their first / second generation e-ink display with a color LCD on the boColor, their first tablet and their first / second generation e-ink display with a color LCD on the bocolor LCD on the bottom.

The Kyobo was the first hybrid tablet and e-reader to use Mirasol's new color e-paper technology.

The first e-reader we checked out was the e-Pad 8.2 inch e-reader which had a resolution of 960X768, which is amazing for a full color e-reader.

Kobo during the last few months released their first full color touchscreen Android e-reader, called the Vox.

The Kyobo Mirasol e-reader is the first device in the world to use Mirasol color e-paper technology that has been in development for over two years.

CPT is also presumed to be the supplier of the 7 - inch color TFT - LCD panels for the Pandigital Novel e-reader which marked Pandigital «s first foray in the competitive e-reader market.

In the end, whether be it a tablet or an e-reader, the fact is, the Nook Color is very special to the company which can be summed up in what Riggio had to say about the device: «is the first time in the history of the company we made a technology leap over our competitors.

Introducing the Good e-Reader Tablet, the first full color Android device we have ever launched.

The Ectaco Jetbook Color is the first e-Reader in the world to use color eColor is the first e-Reader in the world to use color ecolor e-Ink!

As expected, Chinese manufacturer Hanvon has unveiled the World's first color E-ink e-reader at CES 2011.

Although other color e-readers are in development from companies such as LG, Havon was the first to bring to the Chinese Market.

Given the awards the the Triton color E-Ink technology is collecting and the path being set by Hanvon, it is only a matter of time before Amazon or Barnes and Noble or Kobo announce the first color E-Ink e-reader for the US market.

We first got our hands on the Hanvon Color e-reader at CES earlier on in the year and not much as changed on the hardware front.

Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Canada - based Kobo have all updated their iOS e-reader apps, with Barnes & Noble temporarily removing its Nook for iPad app from the App Store and sending out a press release late in the afternoon saying it would soon update the app to offer the «interactive magazine experience first available on the Nook Color.»

When we were at Computex this year in Taipei we got our first look at the Delta Vikitek 8.2 inch color e-reader, and it looked great!

When we were in Taipei this e-reader first made waves featuring a 13.1 color display and was made by Delta Electronics.

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Kyobo (a leading Korean book retailer) launched its first e-reader today - and it uses a color Mirasol display - a capacitive touch 5.7» 1024x768 panel with Qualcomm's front - light LED technology that can illuminate the display.

First of all, Mirasol has been refining this new technology for over two years and this is the first e-reader employing its new breed of color e-pFirst of all, Mirasol has been refining this new technology for over two years and this is the first e-reader employing its new breed of color e-pfirst e-reader employing its new breed of color e-paper.

«Hanvon is currently working on several new e-reader models, including the world's first monochromatic 200 dpi e-ink reader and the world's first color e-ink reader.

Pocketbook has just come out with the Color Lux, which is the first e-reader in the world to use e-Ink Triton 2 and a front - lit display!

According to a report at Digitimes, Hanwang Technology will be coming up with its new color e-reader towards the end of first quarter of 2011.

Not only is it the world's first color e-ink e-reader, but it has a very swift response time.

It seems like just yesterday that Hanvon first announced its full color touch screen e-reader, and today we got the first experience of hands - on reporting with this new e-reader!

The Barnes & Noble Nook Color Reader's Tablet explodes that narrow definition: The first LCD - based e-reader optimized around reading, the Nook Color ($ 249, price as of November 16, 2010) delivers a superbly integrated, largely satisfying, and (for now) unique e-reading experience.

While it does support basic Web browsing, email, and multimedia playback, the Libre Touch is first and foremost an e-reader with a color touchscreen and integration (via Wi - Fi) with an online bookstore.

When Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs killed the first 5.7 - inch Mirasol e-reader and both the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet opted for LCDs, we figured a color e-paper device wasn't in the cards for Christmas this year.

Barnes & Noble also, incidentally, dropped the price of its original Nook Color, the first in the field of color e-readers, to $ 200 (its Nook Tablet is $ Color, the first in the field of color e-readers, to $ 200 (its Nook Tablet is $ color e-readers, to $ 200 (its Nook Tablet is $ 245).

However, this Kindle e-reader is the first to ship with its own cover (available in three different colors).

Since I don't yet see the appeal of digital magazines and newspapers (until they get some pricing and delivery issues worked out first), and I'm not the target market for children's books, I look at the Nook Color mainly as an e-reader.