More On enTourage's Dual-screen E-Book Reader 82
Barence writes with some more information on a device mentioned in passing earlier today: "The enTourage eDGe eBook reader was the highlight of the CES Unveiled event, which gives journalists a sneak preview of what’s set to appear this year’s show. It has a 9.7in e-paper display on one side and a 10.1in LCD screen on the other, both of which are touchscreens, allowing you to annotate eBooks with handwritten notes or scan through web pages with the flick of a finger on the LCD screen. In a brief hands-on demonstration, the eDGe showed several clever touches, such as allowing you to perform a Google search on the term using the built-in web browser, and then link the search results to the eBook page, which is a great research tool for students reading academic texts. It's an Android device, too."
Re:No matter what this thing does... (Score:3, Informative)
Re:The highlight? (Score:3, Informative)
Yeah just according to the article, which is silly because this device clearly is not the highlight of CES. There are quite a few candidates for that title, and I'm not sure anyone would put this device on the list.
http://gizmodo.com/5441762/the-best-of-ces?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+gizmodo/full+(Gizmodo) [gizmodo.com]
Re:Need open e-book libraries for competition (Score:3, Informative)
The sony reader FAILS with it's paltry non upgradeable storage
Sony has 3 models out all but one (the cheapest) support Memory Stick and SD cards.
Re:Need open e-book libraries for competition (Score:1, Informative)
You mean the Sony Readers that have both SD card and Memory Stick Pro slots? Yeah, I hate that you can't put additional memory cards into those slots......