Multi-Functional Colour E-book Reader from SmartDevices, Model: SmartQ R7
Hottest New Gadget Alert: SmartDevices' Ubuntu-Powered E-Reader
SmartDevices has just dropped a bombshell with their latest creation - an Electronic Reader packed with a punch! This bad boy runs on Ubuntu Linux, flaunts a seven-inch SVGA touchscreen LCD, and boasts an ARM 11 Processor, kicking things up to around 600 MHZ and 256 MB of DDR 2 memory.
Bid adieu to your boring bookworm days! With this bad boy, you can surf the web, watch high-def 1080P videos, and jam to your favorite tunes - all on the go! This powerhouse supports a plethora of media formats like AVI, XVID, MOV, TS, MPEG, and even PDFs, EPUBs, TXTs, and HTMLs.
And here's the cherry on top - it's not just an e-book wonder. It's a business powerhouse too! Nerd out with AbiWord, Gnumeric Spreadsheet, and Notes apps. Plus, its internal microphone allows you to take notes or record voice memos.
But, there's a minor catch. The device's battery life might leave you hankering for a charger after 8 hours of reading or 4 hours of video and internet browsing. Also, the LCD screen may not be the best friend for sunny-day reading.
So, what's the damage? It's priced at around $289.99 and can be yours via Ownta website.
Michael Kozlowski, the savvy editor-in-chief at Good e-Reader, has been dishing out details on audiobooks and e-readers for the last 15 years. He's been featured in big names like CBC, CNET, Engadget, Huffington Post, and even the New York Times. When he's not marveling at the latest tech, he's residing in the beautiful city of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
This device is about to redefine e-readers with its unique blend of functionality and flexibility. It's no doubt going to be the talk of the tech-savvy town!
- Despite its impressive array of features, the battery life of the Ubuntu-Powered E-Reader might mandate frequent charges, offering only approximately 8 hours of reading or 4 hours of video and internet usage.
- The smart and adaptable E-Reader from SmartDevices combines touchscreen technology, long-lasting at 256 MB of DDR 2 memory, with support for various media formats and business applications, positioning it as more than just an e-book device, but a full-fledged gadget like your smartphone.
- The nearly $300 price point places this touchscreen-enabled, multimedia E-Reader, now available via the Ownta website, within the category of premium gadgets that tech enthusiasts and book lovers will eagerly consider.
