Digitimes is reporting that BenQ plans to launch their e-reader in August and eBook Taiwan, their ebookstore, in September. They expect to sell around 300k e-readers in 2010.
There’s something a little odd about this. BenQ announced the device in November of last year and the ebookstore back in January. Weren’t those early announcements a little premature?
BTW, BenQ also has an e-reader that has cleared FCC here in the US. I haven’t found it for sale anywhere, though.
I also found this video shot by Charbax of armdevices.net.
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Hello Nate,
the Qisda OEM is sold in Italy as eVreader WT by Devo, and in Spain as L337 by NVSBL. These are the good news, to me. The bad news are the prices: 260-299 euros in Spain and 349 euros in Italy. They are completely nuts! (my opinion, of course).
bye
349 euros?!?
That is crazy, yes.
BenQ launch limited edition e-reader in Taiwan | The Digital Reader // Jul 26, 2010 at 11:36 am
[...] The e-reader hardware is BenQ’ s latest model, the nReader. [...]
Can anyone kindly tell me if the nReader has a replaceable battery that one can flip the back cover to change it himself or herself?