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Don’t expect the Asian eReader market to take a breather despite the recent American market price shakeup (which is far from over). Although most of these eReaders have been in planning for months (or, as is the habit from some Shenzhen companies, weeks), there won’t be much, if any, ebb in the tide in the [...]

ViewSonic declared their intent to enter the eReader market in April with the VEB620 and VEB625. Now their showing off their JinYong Reader (VEB362) at Computex which appears to be just another E-Ink eReader, but holds a few surprises. To start, the ViewSonic JinYong Reader has a RFID touchscreen which features a light touch like [...]

Viewsonic has been pumping tablets out fast and furious for the last few months. They’ve released a slew of MovieBook PMPs, a 3G connected MID and even a slate tablet offering. Now it seems they’re getting into the eReader game as well. Viewsonic announced that they are bringing two new models of eReaders to the [...]

As the blogger in us constantly feels the need to boil down products to manageable consumption for readers, let’s just call this one a “Kindle Phone.” In truth, the Bi Sheng 600TW is a 6-inch E-Ink screened smartphone with WiFi, Bluetooth and GSM/GPRS/EDGE 3G. Instead of a QWERTY keyboard it has a numeric one with [...]

Daza Electronics has introduced the E-002 and E-003 eReaders at the CeBIT show. The Daza Electronics E-002 features a 6-inch 800 x 600 resolution E-Ink display with 16 levels of grayscale, a 2500mAh battery and support for ePub, PDF, TXT, HTML, XEB and CHM formats. The case looks very close to the JetBook Lite or [...]

It seems to us that priding yourself on being the first Android E-Ink eReader is a little like being the fastest three legged dog, but there’s still a rather large market for E-Ink eReaders and the open nature of Android is sure to be welcomed by a lot of people. At least the Gigabyte EB10 [...]

It’s not the first time we’ve seen dual-screened eReader devices that claim to do just about everything before. Unfortunately many don’t have a good track record. Devices like the Astri MyID and Entourage Edge share many of the same characteristics: hinged clamshell design, dual E-Ink/LCD screens and (for the most part) disappointment. The 1Cross B’ook [...]

Whoa, déjà vu. It’s almost like we were just talking about a Teclast eReader. Weird. The Teclast K6 eReader is based off Teclast’s previous and popular model the K3. It keeps the same 6-inch E-Ink screen and adds a numeral keypad, similar to a cell phone (for…?) and page turn buttons to each side. Unfortunately [...]

The last time we mentioned Teclast we discussed the then newly announced K3 eReader. With the ability to talk we wondered what would it would say if granted self-awareness. Now we have the first review of the Teclast K3 talking eReader by E-Reader-Info. We find it somewhat ironic that the video has no talking in [...]

We first heard about the Astri MyID a little over a month ago after it being shown at CES. At the time we called it a mini Entourage Edge or a Nintendo DS on HGH. While that opinion hasn’t necessarily changed, we did uncover some more spec information and hands-on video thanks to Nate the [...]