Sentences with phrase «of jetbook»

At CES we informed our visitors not only about the technical features of jetBook Color, which is available to order, but also about the educational project in Russia, where the devices are intended to replace paper textbooks in the long run.

For me however, the most impressive feature of the jetBook is its ability to search and cross-reference the text using bookmarks making it a great choice for dictionaries — I'm not sure if this means you can do a word lookup from within a book.

Maybe if you step out of the sheep heard for a second you would be able to see the true goal of the jetBooks.

Not exact matches

ECTACO jetBook is a series of electronic - book reader devices developed by Ectaco.

What impressed me more, is that jetbook unlike plastic logic comes with lots of educational modeules like Oxford dictionary, reference books, analog of our SAT test, speed reading cource, periodic table, graphing calculator, it has voice output and some other programs.

If you aquire most of your books from Project Gutenberg then there really is no issue here and as the jetBook supports PDF then you can always download your bestsellers from eBook.com in the PDF format.

Another jetBook feature is that you can search the contents of your e-library and get a list of every instance found in the book's content... how cool is that!

The jetBook mini also has a unique aspect to it, with a weight of a meager 5.7 ounces, it can well be the light e-reader around in the world right now.

At other intervals the image would look blurred out, less contrasted; while the jetbook pretty much looks the same no matter how you hold it (save for the reflection of the light source on the screen).

The jetBook mini gets its juice from a quartet of AAA Energizer batteries that, as per its makers can pump out enough to ensure 90 hours of a continuous hassle free reading experience.

Students will also have the ability of using the jetBook Color as a notebook where they can freely write on the screen using a supplied stylus that fits into the device.

And if you think that's all that the jetBook mini can boast of, well the e-reader's price too lives up to the e-reader's nomenclature.

What's more, the jetBook mini e-book reader also boasts of multiple language support as well as portability.

We guarantee that with the jetBook Color, SAT scores will be improved with just a few hours of use a week.

A natural union of both companies occurred when ECTACO developed a dedicated eBook reader - ECTACO jetBook Color - which carries the highly regarded concept of «healthy reading» and features an E Ink Triton color ePaper display.

The jetBook Color can utilize up to 32 GB of space via a Micro SD card designated for eTextbooks, interactive programs, homework, classwork, exams, notes, schedules, and more.

Math Help, Guides, and Calculators: The jetBook Color has plenty of resources to help with the daunting task of learning and applying Math.

I'm glad they are looking at the jetBook its one of the best around.

Tweaking energy consumption to its absolute minimum, the jetBook mini now runs on 4 AAA batteries (Energizer batteries included) and lasts up to 90 hours of continuous reading and 2 years in standby mode!

The jetBook Color is the only device in the world to use the extremely safe and eye friendly technology of Color e-Ink.

Along with the most sophisticated and functional eBook Reader software, the jetBook Color features the content of a 50 - state reading list, teacher and school administrator resources, and a fully interactive SAT course that will train, test, and raise students» SAT scores.

Our jetBook eReader Being one of the first to enter the e book Reader market in 2007, the jetBook has won the greatest honors as the first device to incorporate TFT technology, multi-language support, and translation into the e book Reader.

With a jetBook Color on every student's desk we will continue to offer a one of a kind product oriented towards education to help students succeed in and out of the classroom.

I've read dozens of books on this reader and really enjoy the jetBook - Lite experience.

Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and Calculus are the 3 featured sections, plus you can SAVE TONS OF MONEY by never purchasing a calculator again since the jetBook Color comes with Graphing, Scientific, Accounting, and Loan calculators!

The jetBook Color is the perfect tool to help teachers quickly and efficiently do their job both inside and outside of the classroom.

But this time you don't have that 5 pound dumbell of a book to carry around, instead it's been replaced with the jetBook Color.

With a collective amount of know - how and unique technology, the Ectaco jetBook Color is the next generation device to be implemented across schools in the US.

Each one of them grabbed for and started scrutinizing the vibrant jetBook Mini; intrigued they started asking questions about eReaders, how it worked and even where to get one.

With the success experienced in Eastern Europe, we've decided to release the jetBook Color worldwide so everyone can enjoy an eReading device with tons of functionality and a non-backlit display that's safe on the eyes.

Users will also have the ability of using the jetBook Color as a notebook where they can freely write on the screen using a supplied stylus that fits into the device.

Volumes of Pre-Loaded Content: The jetBook Color is not just an eReader, it is the first Educational eBook System.

The jetBook Color holds thousands of books, study courses and tests to provide an effective way of remote education for those who temporarily can not attend school.

We got all of them now to compare and review against each other in prelude for the new jetbook + coming out.

The strange thing about all of this is that Ectaco's other ebook readers, the jetBook and jetBook Lite, are both very popular and support DRM formats as well as several non-DRM formats.

The $ 99 price tag and eight bright color choices the jetBook Mini comes in may catch the eye of someone looking for a budget ebook reader, but if you aren't careful and don't do your research before buying you're probably going to end up with a $ 99 paperweight.

The jetBook Mini is starting to show up for sale on several retail websites (even in packs of 10 in some cases), but there are a few important details that consumers need to know about this device before ever considering buying it.

That leaves the jetBook Mini severely hampered in the ebook department — a core purpose of an ebook reader, I'm afraid.

The Kobo WiFi is the first E Ink ereader priced under $ 100 but there are a number of LCD - based ereaders under $ 100 today, including monochrome ereaders like the Aluratek Libre and Ectaco jetBook.

This one, called the ECTACO jetbook, seems to be specifically geared toward users in Poland and Russia, and supports the basic formats that most of the readers do, such as text, Word, and MobiPocket.

The jetbook joins the iRex iLiad and the Bookeen Cybook Gen3 in the category of overpriced devices with no really stand - out features.

Like the previous models, the jetBook Mini uses a monochrome LCD display instead of a true electrophoretic display like the Kindle, Sony, and most other ereaders.

The jetBook Mini supports a wide range of interface languages: English, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Spanish, Polish, and Russian.

The jetBook Lite is a bit outdated in its technology but is compatible with a wide range of e-book formats — and it can use regular AA batteries or rechargeables, which some might find convenient.

Its black, high - impact - plastic exterior is virtually identical to that of the less expensive Ectaco jetBook Lite, except instead of a hump for replaceable AA batteries, there's a small, tapered rectangular mound on the back for housing the device's built - in rechargeable lithium battery.

Readers can choose either English or French for their displays, not the United Nations of languages available on the jetBook Lite.

And there appears to be no way to change, add or remove any of the preassigned folders in the jetBook Lite's internal file manager.

What's more, the jetBook Lite's monochrome screen is the smallest and has the lowest resolution of any device we tested, and it uses an inferior - looking TFT (thin - film transistor) display technology rather than E Ink.

I know this might be a tall order or possibly not doable with the jetBook mini... nevertheless, I can't think of a more popular upgrade that would excite all existing and entice many more potential new buyers to Ectaco!!!

Those who eschew DRM protection and who can do without the convenience of an online content store (I'm thinking of Amazon «s and Sony «s, specifically) should pay particular attention to the Ectaco jetBook, a reading device capable of handling.