Sentences with phrase «other color ereaders»

At these price points, the Color Book comes as an interesting alternative to all the other color eReaders available out there, although you will have to go pretty low on features if you choose Energy Sistem's offering.

This first Fuji eReader looks a lot like several other color ereaders hitting the market lately.

It looks a lot like several of the other color ereaders coming onto the market lately like the Skytex Primer and Augen eReader.

Not exact matches

Ereaders that use e-ink displays can only show black and white, but other devices, such as the iPad and Kindle Fire, easily display color.

«CNET and other leading industry reviewers have given The All - New NOOK and NOOK Color their top Editor's Choice distinctions, and we're excited to bring our line of award - winning eReading devices to OfficeMax customers in - store and online,» said Chris Peifer, Vice President, Digital Business Development at Barnes & Noble.

If you are looking for something like the iPad that can be used for ereading as well as a multitude of other things, you are not going to get that with the Nook Color off the shelf.

One year after the release of the original Nook, Barnes and Noble introduced the Nook Color, an ereader designed for reading newspapers, magazines, children's books, cookbooks, and other color content in addition to ebColor, an ereader designed for reading newspapers, magazines, children's books, cookbooks, and other color content in addition to ebcolor content in addition to ebooks.

The text is dark and defined, and the background color appears slightly whiter than other ereaders.

It doesn't have an adjustable frontlight color like Kobo's other ereaders, and it's not waterproof either, and again the lower resolution screen isn't ideal.

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 eInk and every other ePaper technology (except Bridgestone) have been talking about color in 2011 or 2012, Fujitsu released their super-expensive color eReader in Japan earlier this year.

Only color epaper other than Fujitsu's that's already available (not in eReaders though).

Barnes and Noble began shipping the NOOKcolor color LCD - based ereader in 4Q10 to support children's books, periodicals, and other graphically rich content.

eReaders have to deal with slow page refreshes, lack of color, lack of support for video, and other limitations.

See the eReader Comparison table for full specifications of the Nook Tablet, and compare with other tablets such the Nook Color, Kindle Fire and Apple iPad.

Their other device was released back in June, the Pandigital Novel Tablet, a 7 - inch multipurpose ereader with a color LCD touchscreen and an Android operating system.

o Multifunctional eReaders with backlit LCD (liquid crystal) displays such as the iPad, Nook Color, Amazon Fire and other Android tablets.

Sure, there are other good eReaders out there for less money, but considering what you get with the Nook Color I have to say it offers outstanding value for money.

Well, for Nook Color owners I already have an answer: Android Gingerbread 2.3, Flash, hardware supported video playback, working HQ YouTube support, full functioning Android Market (from both Google and Amazon), overcloking capabilities, Bluetooth and many other goodies that can transform your Nook Color from a humble (albeit really cool eReader) to a full featured (minus cameras) Android tablet for really cheap.