I really like Gajah's designs and will probably work one into my store soon.
They are all very thin and the bezels are not very deep. I have seen on some devices the Bezel create a shadow on the display. They had a range of devices on display that were using different Freescale Arm processors. Slower processors would be basic readers at with a couple simple buttons with no touch or wifi etc etc. The devices with the faster processors would allow for touch,wifi and other bells and whistles.
I liked the basic black one shown in Nate's pics and they said they would probably do it with less shiny materials. Also the "Oaxis" version and some of the others would have that rubberized grippy material that I appreciate so much on my TV remote. It doesn't slide when you put it down and it feels good in hand.
Its possible that with their designs we could see a device with a 6 inch display that would still fit in pockets pretty well AND get close to being $200 at retail.
One of the cleanest designs they have is actually going to end up as a new device for another well known ereader company similar to how Bebook is using Onyx hardware for its NEO.
They will be making a 9 inch version as well. They had a poster for it but no device at hand.
One really nice design they had would intrigue yvanleterrible i bet , seeing his avatar. In this pic by Nate you can see the drawing of a drawing in the background depicting a hand and some buttons? One of the devices had Page Turn buttons on the
BACK.
The idea for this was commuters standing on the trains holding the book with one hand and a strap/bar with the other. Because of the placement of the buttons you could easily hold the device in either hand and use your index or middle finger to turn the pages using those buttons ala the finger placement in yvanleterrible's avatar
My pic didn't turn out well but I'll have better ones from them soon and I'll post them here.