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Old 08-28-2009, 01:58 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Robertb View Post
Regarding "powerful"... the processor is 400MHz and the controller is Epson. You may not be aware yet about that story. Before the Epson, 5 years ago, there was no installed base of eBook Readers... so PVI (the panel makers) went around and asked all the controller companies to design a controller and they would not. PVI had to design their own. So, the Epson is really the first controller that is specifically designed for eBook Readers. A controller goes into the memory and finds what you need. The Epson controller is far faster at this. That is most powerful. It was not a boast... it was fact!
Yes, it is true, the epson controller is fast. However the Hanlin devices are not the only ones using it. A quick look in the Wiki at the E-book_Reader_Matrix turns up :
5" : Hanvon, AzBooka,
6" : Sony, Kindle, Pocketbook, and Txtr.
There may be more which I don't know about.
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