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PDF, EPUB, FB2, RTF, MOBI, TXT, HTML/HTM, DJVU/DJV, JPG, PNG, etc. Kindle Paperwhite (3rd generation) Wi-Fi/3GĨ GB (6 GB available for user) + 25GB tolino cloud Kindles are an awesome tool for reading So I managed to pick up this bargain. Listed are only products for which either the product itself or its company is notable, as shown by having a Wikipedia article (without notability notice).Devices which support a different card have that format listed. "microSDHC" is the most popular format for external memory cards.

VERGLEICH BOOKREADER PDF

the EPUB and/or PDF formats with digital-rights-management (DRM) are supported. Library DRM compatible – Can be used to borrow e-books from public libraries, e.g.Many small e-readers have display diagonal sizes around 150 or 180 mm (6 or 7 in), while some of the large commercially available readers have display sizes around A5 (257 mm (10.1 in)) or A4 size (364 mm (14.3 in).Ĭommercially available devices sold by maker or designer

With these displays, the user is able to bend the e-reader without damaging it and can fold it up to put in a pocket.Įlectronic paper readers come in various sizes.

LG Flex: Electronic paper that allows for a flexible screen, that is still in development.

It was acquired by E Ink in December 2012.

SiPix: A former competitor to E Ink, which had displays with almost instantaneous page turns.

E Ink Carta: E Ink's 4th generation technology, which has higher contrast and a greater number of different levels of gray than their earlier technology and the displays have a pixel density between 212 and 300 ppi.

E Ink Triton: E Ink's 3rd generation technology that featured the ability to show color in the display.

A further revision of Pearl is Mobius, which uses flexible plastic in the display.

E Ink Pearl: E Ink's 2nd generation technology, which has higher contrast and a greater number of different levels of gray than their earlier technology.

Although "eInk" may be used to talk about all electronic paper displays, "eInk" and "E Ink" are trademarked by E Ink, which provides the majority of the electronic paper displays used in devices.

E ink: E Ink Corporation's 1st generation technology, also known as E Ink Vizplex.

With the backlight turned off, all have a similar appearance to "ink on paper" and are readable in bright environments.

Some offer a backlight to allow for low-light reading. Digital-Readers.Comparison of screen to paper size: A5 paper, 10.1 inch screen and A4 paperĪll electronic paper types offer lower power consumption and better sunlight contrast than LCDs.Dictionary support - translation dictionaries.Supported Formats: PDF, TXT, ePUB, HTML, FB2, ZIP/ CBZ ( JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP), MP3.Weight: 440grams without built-in 3G 473grams with built-in 3G.Also supports charging from your computer via the included USB 2.0 cable Charge time: Fully charges in approximately 4 hours via the included power adapter.Battery life: Read on a single charge for up to 4 days with wireless on, 2 weeks with wireless off.Input / Output: Micro USB connector Port x1 (USB 2.0).Pixel Resolution: 1024 x 768, 16 grayscale, 142ppi.Display: 9" diagonal SiPix® Electro-Phoretic Display.This unit is still on the web site but no longer in active production.Īsus has equipped the e-book reader with text-to-speech functionality - there's a 3.5mm headphone socket on board too - web browser, handwriting recognition, dictionary and either 3.5G or 802.11g connectivity. SiPix, the screen vendor, went out of business and the assets were purchased by E Ink in late 2012. This product may have shipped to Russia and some countries in Europe in small quantities.