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Alexander Turcic · 04-20-2007, 10:58 AM

Fresh into our tattle box, an anonymous MobileReader tips us to the fact that Fujitsu has readied the FLEPia device: the world's first e-reader that's based on flexible electronic paper capable of displaying color images.

The juicy details:

Resolution: 768x1024 (XGA)
Colors: 8 or 4,096 (depending on the mode; 8 colors refresh in 2s; 4,096 colors refresh in 10s)
Size: 210x304x12mm (A4), 158x240x12mm (A5)
Thickness 12mm
Weight: 480g (A4), 320g (A5)
Body colors: White pearl, pink pearl, silver
Features: Touch panel, scroll button, six function buttons
OS: MS Windows CE5.0
Security: AES-128
CPU: Intel XScale
Connectivity: WiFi 802.11b/g
SD Card
USB 2.0
Stereo speaker built-in, head phone connector
Lithium polymer battery with 50 hours runtime

No word on pricing or availability. But if you happen to be around Tokyo on May 17th or 18th, make sure to visit the Fujitsu Forum and fetch us the details!

Update: Check out the replies for more photos and the official press release.

Related: Fujitsu first to give us e-paper in color?

04-20-2007, 10:58 AM	#1
Alexander Turcic Fully Converged Posts: 18,175 Karma: 14021202 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Switzerland Device: Too many to count here.	Fujitsu FLEPia - world's first e-reader with color e-paper Fresh into our tattle box, an anonymous MobileReader tips us to the fact that Fujitsu has readied the FLEPia device: the world's first e-reader that's based on flexible electronic paper capable of displaying color images. The juicy details: Resolution: 768x1024 (XGA) Colors: 8 or 4,096 (depending on the mode; 8 colors refresh in 2s; 4,096 colors refresh in 10s) Size: 210x304x12mm (A4), 158x240x12mm (A5) Thickness 12mm Weight: 480g (A4), 320g (A5) Body colors: White pearl, pink pearl, silver Features: Touch panel, scroll button, six function buttons OS: MS Windows CE5.0 Security: AES-128 CPU: Intel XScale Connectivity: WiFi 802.11b/g SD Card USB 2.0 Stereo speaker built-in, head phone connector Lithium polymer battery with 50 hours runtime No word on pricing or availability. But if you happen to be around Tokyo on May 17th or 18th, make sure to visit the Fujitsu Forum and fetch us the details! Update: Check out the replies for more photos and the official press release. Related: Fujitsu first to give us e-paper in color?