Ectaco, Inc., New York-based company just announced their new e-book reader called Jetbook go to compete with the recently set fire to the Amazon and Sony Reader. Slightly smaller and lighter than those two, Jetbook away from more established e-ink display technology: the use of high-resolution monochrome display, 5-inch TFT screen display. This strategy has not yet been tested, either as a step forward or back to ereader display technology. E - - Ink screen was a trend for other e-book reader, in particular due to their excellent work, and qualities, and without the background that can be read in sunlight. E-ink technology also saves a tremendous amount of energy as electricity is not necessary to have text and images on the screen.
As their sales Jetbook features comprehensive bilingual dictionaries between English, Russian and Polish, dedicated monolingual English dictionary, and supports the contents of e-books in several other languages. These are made of conventional Ectaco hand experience in the development of dictionaries, translation software and language management technology. Other useful features include a built-in MP3 player, bookmarks, automatic page turning, rotate the screen in landscape mode or portrait viewability and screen 180 degrees. Information on battery capacity and memory / storage size is not yet known.
As their sales Jetbook features comprehensive bilingual dictionaries between English, Russian and Polish, dedicated monolingual English dictionary, and supports the contents of e-books in several other languages. These are made of conventional Ectaco hand experience in the development of dictionaries, translation software and language management technology. Other useful features include a built-in MP3 player, bookmarks, automatic page turning, rotate the screen in landscape mode or portrait viewability and screen 180 degrees. Information on battery capacity and memory / storage size is not yet known.
