Lexi E-book Reader

on 01/10/2010, filed in Home > General

[CES 2010] Audiovox had its Lexi e-book reader on show at CES 2010, joining the increasingly-crowded e-book reader party. Features of the Lexi include a 6-inch display, 800 x 600 resolution, 2GB internal memory, and a battery that’s good for up to 7000 page turns. Will it be able to take on the Kindle and Nook? We’ll have to see when the device hits the stores in May 2010. In case you were wondering, it’ll be going for $229.

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