0000001297 BeBook Neo Wi-Fi eReader

SVCAUSA 2010

BeBook Neo Wi-Fi eReader

The BeBook Neo is the world’s first Wi-Fi eReader with access to eBook stores worldwide. It has no 3G connection but is equipped with a WiFi and a download interface that supports international eBook stores and enables you to connect to Google and Wikipedia. This interface offers a shortcut that takes you to its download portal. It has a worldmap that gives you a list of third-party stores that are available in your location, hence, allowing you to choose where you will be downloading from instead of tying you down to a preselected or partnered store. The BeBook Neo Ebook Reader provides unrivaled reading and browsing speeds and is the fastest eReader currently available on the market offering up to 2.5 times faster browsing and operating speeds due to its powerful Freescale processor.

For an incredible reading experience, it uses the latest patented ePaper technology, a unique paper-like display that allows reading even under a bright sunlight. It features the latest WACOM touch-panel technology (just like Samsung’s recently announced eReaders) that provides a very fast and more natural reading experience. Its touch screen enables you to make annotations via stylus, sketches and text mark-ups making it perfect for educational and business purposes. It is equipped with a powerful battery that allows up to 7000 page turns on a full three hour charge. BeBook Neo comes with a USB 2.0 with OTG-support, 512MB flash memory (capable of storing up to 1,000 eBooks) and an SD slot that allows an expansion of up to 16GB. It supports popular eBook formats including EPUB, PDF, TXT, HTML, RTF, MOBI (Non DRM only), CHM, PDB, JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF (including Adobe DRM, compatible with Adobe Digital Editions). It is likewise capable of playing MP3 players. BeBook Neo has a built-in menu language support for English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish, Polish, Chinese and Japanese.

Posted 2010-11-29 and updated on Nov 29, 2010 5:31pm by richard

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