Elonex enters the eBook market
By Barry Collins
Posted on 1 Jul 2009 at 17:31
Budget PC maker Elonex has thrown its hat into the eBook ring.
The Elonex eBook has a 6in monochrome e-Ink screen, which can be used in either landscape or portrait mode.
The device is 9mm thick and weighs only 180g according to the company.
The Elonex reader comes pre-loaded with 100 (presumably out-of-copyright) eBooks stored on its internal memory. Those seeking more storage are offered a 4GB SD Card and leather case as part of the optional £29 Accessory Pack.
The device is compatible with Adobe's Digital Editions software, which is used by many of the eBook stores, and supports DRM-protected PDFs and books published in the ePub format.
The reader is rather light on additional extras, with only a Sudoku game to keep you entertained aside from the books.
The Elonex eBook will be available from Borders Stores for £189.
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