Other features of the device have yet to be revealed Hanvon is known for its handwriting technology, but it doesn't include it in all of its e-readers.Ĭolor isn't as important in reading as it is in media entertainment and gaming. Furthermore, a lack of backlight means the colors won't be as bright as an LCD screen. The downside is that its screen is pretty static: color images and illustrations are okay (basic animation might be possible), but full-motion video is definitely out of the question. 2 Angebote ab 138,91 Kindle, jetzt mit integriertem Frontlicht ohne Werbung - Schwarz. As a result, it still has the same low-power, lightweight, high-readability characteristics of its black-and-white brethren. PocketBook e-Book Reader Touch HD 3 (16 GB Speicher 15,24 cm (6 Zoll) E-Ink Carta Display SMARTlight Wi-Fi Bluetooth) in Silbergrau. The e-reader uses a standard E Ink screen with a color filter. Even if Hanvon doesn't do it, one of their competitors definitely will. 'It's possible that we'll sell this in the US as well,' Liu Yingjian, Hanvon's chairman told The New York Times. It will retail in China in March 2011 for about $440. Hanvon's device sports a 9.68-inch color touch screen, Wi-Fi, and 3G. It will all begin with Chinese e-reader maker Hanvon, a company that plans to ship the first color reader next year.

Color e-readers have existed in prototype form for a while now but soon they'll be hitting the market en masse.

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