Tuesday, 12 July 2011
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
Owen E1 eBook Reader Has Nice Curves
The Owen E1 is just the latest in eBook readers we’ve seen pouring out of China. Unlike some of them, the Owen E1 is actually decent looking. It features some attractive dull black plastic and a 6-inch E Ink screen, a display size similar to the Kindle.
Owen claims the E1 was designed by a famed product designer who has designed products for Nokia and Samsung, and claims (albeit, through machine translated Chinese) that the E1 sports “fuselage precision” in the construction of the device. The product designer could be why the E1 doesn’t look as bad as the previous slabs of plastic called eBook readers coming out of China.
Other than the size of the screen, specs on device are scarce. It’ll feature a SD card slot for memory expansion and a USB port for charging and data transfer. Like most eBook readers, it’ll also be capable of playing music files and will come with headphones. Battery life is impressive, as Owen claims one charge will last 10,000 E Ink page turns. No word on the release date, pricing, or if this reader is coming America or Europe.
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