According to The New York Times, today 90% of e-readers use conventional e-ink, black and white, in its canvases.
Technology is easier on the eyes, does it deliver the brightness and tiresome characteristic of LCDs and guarantees autonomy unthinkable in any gadget that uses crystal displays.
Barnes & Noble, which has Nook, took a shortcut and in the second generation of its e-reader retired e-ink and moved to the LCD, a dangerous strategy in which one gains color.
Steve Haber, there is much demand for color displays, but the company did not want to deliver a bad experience with faded colors as seems to be the case with this first generation of e-ink color.
It holds 78% market share in China in e-readers, and this new color model.
Specifications :
- 9.68 screen
- Wi-Fi
- 3G connectivity.
Price:
The suggested price is $ 440, in China, about $ 150 cheaper than the iPad cheaper there, the model with WiFi 16 GB.
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