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Asus officially announced its Eee Reader DR900, the “world’s first 9-inch touchscreen e-book reader”. The DR900 uses 9-inch SiPix electrophoretic display and capacitive touchscreen with a virtual keyboard that …
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Asus details its upcoming Eee Note EA800 e-book reader/digital notepad, which is previously called Eee Tablet. The Eee Note combines a digital notepad with a e-book reader, getting an “ultra sensitive” touchscreen that’s readable even in broad daylight. The device use Wacom’s touch technology.
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In addition to the more multimedia oriented Eee Pad, Asus also brings the Eee Tablet that combines a notepad and e-book reader, to the Computex 2010. The new device …
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Asus officially introduces its DR-900 (aka DR-950) e-book reading device at the CeBit 2010. Instead of commonly used e-ink display, the DR-900 features a 9-inch SiPix e-paper display with 1024×768 resolution at 150ppi and 16-grey scale.
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Asus UK shows serveral live shots of the DR-950 e-book reader at its Flickr page. The DR-950 features a 9-inch e-paper display with 1024×768 resolution and 2GB or 4GB internal memory. It supports PDF, TXT, ePub, HTML documents formats, JPEG, GIF, PNG and BMP images and Audible, MP3 audio files.
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According to CENS, Asus is panning to introduce its e-book readers with 3G, WiFi, WiMAX connectivity by the end of this year. Asus’ e-book will be targeting American and …
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