Newsmy introduces a new color e-book reader, the C66 with a 6-inch 800×480 LCD touchscreen. In fact, the C66 is more like a PMP with document reading function than an e-reader. It supports …

Pandigital announced its Novel color multimedia eReader (PRD07T10WWH7), an e-book reader with a full color touchscreen display, WiFi connectivity and multimedia capabilities. The Novel comes with a 7-inch 600×800 display, 1GB internal memory and a 2-in-1 card reader. It supports PDF, ePub, HTML ebook files, MP3, AAC, WAV audio, MPEG4 video and JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF image files.

Teclast releases in China the K5 color e-book reading device. According the Teclast, the K5 comes with a 5-inch 480×800 screen based on c-Paper color display panel, which I believe is a kind of LCD.

Chinese company Natural Sound (NSECO) launches the EB710 7-inch color e-book reader with a 800×480 TFT LCD display. In fact, the EB710 is more like a portable …

According to ComputerWorld, Delta Electronics from Taiwan is planning to release a new 13.1-inch color touchscreen e-book reader that utilizes e-paper technology from Japan’s Bridgestone. The device …

Asus is building a 6-inch color OLED e-book reader, the DR-570, according to Times Online. The device supports WiFi and 3G connectivity and Flash video playback. It’s battery will provide up …

Paradigm Shift is going to show at the CES 2010 two e-book reading devices, the EER-051 and EER-071WF, both with color …

Bridgestone shows the world its flexible, color, touchscreen e-paper display, which is based on the company’s “Quick-response Liquid Powder (QR-LPD)” technology. The flexible reader has a 13.1-inch touch-sensitive e-paper that is capable of …

Hong Kong-based company JoinTech introduces the JE100 color ebook reader that runs Windows CE 5.0. The JE100 sports a 400MHz processor, 64MB RAM and 128MB flash memory. It has a 7-inch color touchscreen display and …

iRexTechnologies announced that a color, writable, ultra thin digital e-book reader is expect to be launched in mid-2011.

The new iRex solution will be based on subtractive color mixing similar to physical printing which will offer three times the brightness of current color prototypes.
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