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Hanvon brings E920, world's first color E Ink reader, to CES, we go hands-on

The chasm between monochromatic e-readers and color LCD-based tablets is being filled by Hanvon with this here Wisereader E920 device. It features the famed 9.7-inch color E Ink panel, the first of its kind, and offers the rather spectacular resolution of 1200 x 1600. That amounts to a pixel density of 200dpi, we're told, and other good news include a MicroSD card slot, standby time of 15 days, and the ability to churn through 10,000 pages before needing a recharge. Sadly, there's plenty of bad news here too: the E920's colors are muted and not really on par with what you'd expect from even a mediocre LCD, refresh rates are pretty glacial, and the touchscreen functionality is of the resistive kind, meaning you'll have to resort to using the integrated stylus for navigation. The biggest downer, though, is that China won't be getting this e-reader until May while US availability is promised "by June." That's a long time to wait for a $500-ish slate. Video after the break.

Hanvon E920 color e-reader hands-on

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Hanvon Unveils Industry's First Large-Screen, High-Resolution eReader at CES

Hanvon WISEreader E920 Brings Crispness and Clarity to eReaders

2011 International CES

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hanvon, a leading global e-book manufacturer, today unveiled the Hanvon WISEreader E920, the industry's first large-screen, high-resolution e-book reader at CES 2011 (LVCC South Hall Booth #36062). The Hanvon WISEreader has a 9.7 inch screen and 200 dpi resolution, which provides some of the crispest and sharpest images ever seen on an E Ink-powered device. The eReader will be available by June 2011.

"Hanvon introduced the world's first color E Ink reader, and we are continuing to innovate with our large-screen, high-res eReader"

"Hanvon introduced the world's first color E Ink reader, and we are continuing to innovate with our large-screen, high-res eReader," said Mr. Liu Yingjian, president of Hanvon. "Consumers should expect clear, detailed text and images from their e-books, readable in bright light conditions, and the WISEreader E920 delivers this experience."

The Hanvon WISEreader is the perfect eReader for the traveler on the go, or those that do not want to remember to recharge their e-book reader. The WISEreader has a standby battery life of 15 days, and can read more than 10,000 pages before requiring a recharge.

The WISEreader will support extended MicroSD cards up to 32GB, allowing consumers to store more than 10,000 e-books on the reader. It provides all the traditional benefits of an E Ink reader and also supports a variety of formats, will speak in TTS voice, allows users to comment in PDF at any time and make instant Chinese-English translations.

About Hanvon

Hanvon Technology Co., Ltd. (Hanvon) was established in 1998 and is a high-tech enterprise that is dedicated to the development and production of intelligent products, technologies and services in the field of man-computer interaction. Hanvon is a leader in the global handwriting recognition market and entered the e-book market in 2008. With a full range of technological integration capabilities, it has developed a variety of e-book products and occupied 95% of China's e-book market and become a leading global e-book manufacturer. Additional information is available at www.hanvon.com.

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enTourage presents the Pocket eDGe dualbook

The Pocket eDGe has a 6-inch e-Ink reader to the left and a resistive touch LCD tablet to the right

For those users who simply couldn't make up their minds whether to buy an e-reader or a tablet computer, the enTourage eDGe dualbook offered a bit of both to ease the stress. Now the enTourage has a baby brother called the Pocket eDGe. Like its larger sibling, it has an e-Reader screen and a Tablet screen in the one device, is Wi-Fi enabled and includes a video camera, stereo speakers and microphone. We got up close and personal at this year's CES.

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The Pocket eDGe from enTourage Systems consists of a couple of hinged screens with a 6-inch e-Reader display to the left and a 7-inch WXGA tablet to the right. The left side features a Wacom Penabled e-Ink screen at 800 x 600 resolution and benefiting from 16 shades of gray. As well as hand-written annotation and highlighting, users can also write notes on or sign a document and email it as a PDF.

The company may have a good reason for making the 800 x 480 resolution LCD tablet side a resistive touchscreen, but we still can't help feeling that capacitive would have been a better choice. The interaction between the two sides of the Pocket eDGe gives users the ability to attach links to documents or websites or to search Google or Wikipedia for words or phrases on the tablet side while viewing the e-Reader side.

The 1.35 pound (0.6 kg) Pocket eDGe runs on a Linux operating system with Google Android (version 1.6 on release, but it's not known if a newer version is now in residence) taking care of the Tablet side of the device. There's 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and although 3G is not available via the device itself, it is compatible with some 3G USB adapters. Users can choose to listen to audio via a 3.5mm headphone jack, through the stereo speakers or compatible Bluetooth headphones.

The displays can be folded over so that each is screen is back to back with the other or held like a book with both screens on show, and the LCD tablet has portrait or landscape viewing orientations. A video-capable 2 megapixel camera also features, the battery is said to be good for 6 hours of dual usage or 11 hours of e-Reader only and there's 4GB of internal memory, with 3GB being available for the user. Physical connectivity and expansion is courtesy of a microSD card slot and both standard and mini USB ports.

There's support for both ePub and PDF e-Reader formats, together with numerous audio and video formats including MP3, OGG, MP4, AVI and Flash. Users can head to the enTourage Systems' web store to select from over 250,000 commercial e-books or over a million public domain e-books, thousands of periodicals, millions of music tracks and numerous Android apps.

The Pocket eDGe is available now for US$399.

An overview of the Pocket eDGe's main functionality is shown in the video below:

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