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Logseman · 07-23-2010, 06:34 PM

Curious news come from the Ukrainian-Taiwanese OEM, according to Lectoreselectronicos.com. Concretely, the kind of news made of plastic, metal, circuits and a special sort of screen.

Here we have the new models from Netronix! I wish the picutres would be bigger.

Here we have their 5'' model, apparently a no-frills reader, though it reads a good deal of formats.

A first 6 inch model, a simple one as well, though it sports 2 GB of internal memory and dictionary capabilites (which dictionaries I can't say).

This 6'' one is more sophisticated, as it has Wifi and Bluetooth capabilities. It is promoted that it allows the manufacturer to include a bookstore of his own so that buying books can be as convenient as it is today in the Kindle.

Here we have a 6 inch beast, with a resistive touch screen,Wifi, Bluetooth, 3G and 3.5G, note taking and bookstore functions.

And the most expected one, the bigger, 9,7 inch reader:

It seems to have all the bells and whistles of the more advanced models of today, plus the flexible screen which can be bent with no trouble.

More information can be found in Netronix' website.

07-23-2010, 06:34 PM	#1
Logseman Orisa Posts: 1,999 Karma: 1035571 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Ireland Device: Onyx Poke 5	Netronix' Onslaught! Curious news come from the Ukrainian-Taiwanese OEM, according to Lectoreselectronicos.com. Concretely, the kind of news made of plastic, metal, circuits and a special sort of screen. Here we have the new models from Netronix! I wish the picutres would be bigger. Here we have their 5'' model, apparently a no-frills reader, though it reads a good deal of formats. A first 6 inch model, a simple one as well, though it sports 2 GB of internal memory and dictionary capabilites (which dictionaries I can't say). This 6'' one is more sophisticated, as it has Wifi and Bluetooth capabilities. It is promoted that it allows the manufacturer to include a bookstore of his own so that buying books can be as convenient as it is today in the Kindle. Here we have a 6 inch beast, with a resistive touch screen,Wifi, Bluetooth, 3G and 3.5G, note taking and bookstore functions. And the most expected one, the bigger, 9,7 inch reader: It seems to have all the bells and whistles of the more advanced models of today, plus the flexible screen which can be bent with no trouble. More information can be found in Netronix' website.