Audiovox launches its first e-book reader, the Lexi under the RCA brand. Audiovox’s Lexi e-book reader feature a 6-inch 800×600 e-ink display with 16-level gray scale, 2GB of internal storage, a rechargeable battery that delivers 7,000 page turns.

Jinke, a company based in Tianjin, China, introduces its A6 series and A9 series e-book reading devices at the CES 2010. Both models are boosted by a Samsung 400MHz ARM9 processor 128MB RAM and get 2GB Flash memory.

Samsung launches the E6 and E101, its first e-book reading devices. Both models enables handwriting directly onto the display, allowing users to annotate their reading selections, calendars and to-do lists with a built-in electromagnetic resonance (EMR) stylus pen.

Bookeen updates it Cybook line with the new Orizon 6-inch e-book reader. The device features a 6-inch InCell Touch capacitive screen and supports WiFi and Bluetooth. It has 2GB onboard storage for up to 2,000 e-books.

ONN Technology rolls out in China market its first e-book reader, called the E1. The e-reader has a 6-inch e-ink display capable of showing 20 lines per page with 30 characters per line. Other than …

Chinese firm Insdream introduces the SX601 e-book reader that comes with a 6-inch monochrome LCD display with 16 grayscale level, instead of an e-ink display. The SX601 supports most e-book files, including TXT, …

Dulin’s Books, a e-reader reseller, releases in the US the PocketBook 301+ and the PocketBook 360 e-book readers. The PocketBook 301+ is probably a re-badged Astak Mentor/Foxit eSlick reader. It has a 6-inch e-ink 600×800 display. The PocketBook 360 is smaller and comes with a 5-inch e-ink display. Both of them are equipped with Samsung’s 400MHz processor and run Linux OS.

German firm txtr GmbH introduces the networked txtr Reader, a 6-inch e-book reading device. The txtr Reader boasts an ARM11 532MHz processor and …

Matsunichi presents the ER600 e-book reading device. The ER-600 can be equipped with 5-inch or 6-inch or above e-ink display. It is based on a ARM processor running at 400MHz-532MHz clock …