PocketBook announces Mirasol display ebook reader/device

[Dulin's Books]

Apparently by accident!(oops) It looks like theri press releasae got out early for CES

http://www.the-digital-reader.com/20...i-told-you-so/

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/24/p...announces-mir/

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=108238

PocketBook-USA to Showcase Full e-Reader Product Line at 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES)

OVERLAND PARK, KS (22 November 2010) – PocketBook USA, the North American division of PocketBook International, will display their entire line of e-reader products at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, January 6-9.

One of the world's top five producers of electronic reading devices, PocketBook sells more than 50,000 e-readers each month through offices in the USA, Germany, Russia, China and the Middle East with a distribution network covering more than 20 countries worldwide.

The company will showcase six different product models -- PocketBook Pro 602, Pro 902 – standard models, PocketBook Pro 603, Pro 903 – premium class models, PocketBook IQ701, and Mirasol – PocketBook's newest model.

"The primary difference between the 602 and the 902 models are the screen size and battery," says PocketBook USA's Marketing & Sales Manager Leon Sheiman. According to Sheiman, the 602 is a smaller unit with a longer battery life (six inches and 14,000 page turns) while the 902 has a larger screen and a shorter duration between power-ups (10 inches and 7,000 page turns). Despite these physical differences, both models can be used for either work or play. Such flexibility in use is a hallmark not only of these models but of the Pro 603 and Pro 903 as well.

The updated PocketBook Pro 603 and Pro 903 are the company's premium class models. The two models differ in screen size with the Pro 603 measuring 6" and the Pro 903 measuring 9.7". They also differ in battery life with the Pro 603 capable of 14,000 page flips per charge and the Pro 903 capable of 7,000 page flips per charge. These upgraded versions possess a stylus touch module for the input device and are best suited for customers who desire the most advanced technological devices. Whether using one of the models for work or play, these premium e-readers are sure to satisfy a user's wants and needs.

The IQ701 offers a number of different features including a seven-inch color TFT touch screen with WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. Functioning on the Android 2.0 operating system, this model is best suited for customers seeking entertainment in an e-reader. The newest PocketBook model, Mirasol, features Qualcomm's full-color Mirasol display which is based on a reflective technology.

Sheiman will be joined at CES by PocketBook USA CEO Regina Sergiyenko, PocketBook Global CEO Julia Shykalova, Product Sales Manager Yaroslav Bondarenko, and Vice President Oleg Naumenko. The company will display and demonstrate their products at Booth 36271 in the South Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center and at ShowStoppers at CES on Thursday, January 6, from 6:00 until 10:00 pm at the Wynn Casino (3131 Las Vegas Boulevard South).

The PocketBook is available for purchase online via the company's website and through various online distributors. The product will also be available from kiosks that are beginning to sprout in retail shopping malls across the nation.

About PocketBook-USA
PocketBook was founded in 2007 with the goal of developing the ideal electronic reading device that fulfills all of its users' desires. Each month, more than 50,000 PocketBook multifunctional e-readers are sold in more than 20 countries, making PocketBook one of the world's top five producers of electronic reading devices. PocketBook is the best selling e-reader in Eastern Europe and number three in Western Europe. With software design based on Linux, the company focuses on developing innovative devices, accessories and content. PocketBook designed the world's first e-reader with a factory-installed language translation dictionary and was the first to support text-to-speech in 24 languages. PocketBook has branches in the U.S., Germany, France, China and Russia, and distributes multifunctional electronic reading devices throughout Europe, the Middle East, Asia, North America and the CIS (former Soviet Union).