Roll-Out Screen eBook to Be Released in Mid 2008
”You get the large display of e-reading, the super battery life of e-reading, and the high-end connectivity … and the form factor and weight of a mobile phone,” (link – Karl McGoldrick, Polymer Vision CEO)
That sums up the idea behind the device, but the specs (in the full post) aren’t so impressive. From the screen size to its resolution, I’m having a hard time to see it as the ideal eBook. Obviously, the content distribution is the other side of a good media device. It is not hard to imagine that Amazon will have the upper-hand on distribution content in the short term.
Highlights (not from the manufacturer)
- 30 hours battery life
- Music Player
- SD Slot
- 5”, 16-level gray QVGA display
- 4GB storage
- USB
- Bluetooth, WiFi?
- 100 x 55.6 x 21 mm, 150g
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