Bebook Neo Announced – First Look Review

by Ebook Doctor on January 23, 2010


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Bebook have pulled a 180 with regards to their Bebook 2, opting to cancel the release of the device at last minute to concentrate their efforts towards releasing a better ebook reader for 2010: This ebook reader is the Bebook Neo.

Featuring an eye pleasing slim design, a 6inch Vizplex screen, WIFI access (A world first), access to ebook stores from the device, Wacom tablet technology as well as one of the fastest processors in its class.

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All these attributes makes the BeBook Neo one of the fastest eReader currently on the market. Offering up to 2,5 times faster browsing and operating speeds, due to its powerful Freescale processor.

Another great advantage to this new ebook reader is the fact that you also get a web browser, which makes this ebook reader perfect for research on the go.

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The Wacom tablet technology makes the annotation and stylus writing experience better than some other ebook readers, and should make for a nippy experience.

Endless Ideas have released a few videos, check them out below:

The device is planned for a release end of Feb, we’ll keep you updated.
In the meantime you can find out more about the device at mybebook.com.


{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Olivia 01.27.10 at 3:40 pm

Good review of what looks like an impressive piece of kit. Does it have the functionality to have newspapers etc. ‘delivered’ to the device, like the kindle? Can you have it RSS and save blogs and such for reading outside areas with wi-fi? And can it play mp3?

2 Claudius 01.28.10 at 6:47 pm

I was searching for an online ebook software and stumbled on this site, and thought maybe you could help me out. I’m trying to find epublishing software that allows you to read a particular book when logged into a website. Similar to what Coursemart.com offers. You can see what I’m talking about here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNqJY8aJUso Do you know any software like this?

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