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Netronix’s 6.8-inch eReader and Notepad (Video)

January 10, 2015 by Nathan

Netronix eReader

The other day I posted about a new 13.3-inch E Ink ereader from Netronix. In the background of the video you could see a smaller device that wasn’t demoed.

In addition to the 13.3-inch device, Netronix also has a 6.8-inch version with the same set of features. Both are note taking devices in addition to being ereaders.

Netronix is looking for distribution partners for their 13.3-inch device, but they already have at least one U.S. retail partner on board for the 6.8-inch model. Astak plans to sell it later this year. They used to sell E Ink ereaders but they’ve been out of the market for a few years.

Like the 13.3-inch model, the 6.8-inch version runs Android 4.0.4. The screen resolution is 1440 x 1080, the same as other 6.8-inch ereaders.

What sets it apart from a typical ebook reader is the added support for handwritten notes. The device has an electromagnetic touchscreen for accurate writing using a stylus pen. The ereader also has a regular finger-friendly capacitive touchscreen.

There are a number of different writing tools and settings. Some are shown in the video below.

Netronix’s 6.8-inch ereader measures 128 x 176 x 7mm and weighs 250 grams. It has a 1500mAh battery, a microSD card slot, and Wi-Fi.

Netronix 6.8″ eReader

via: Liliputing

Filed Under: eBook Readers Tagged With: netronix

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  1. Karen says

    January 18, 2015 at 11:04 am

    My first ereader was a Sony PRS650 – I got it solely b/c of the handwriting ability and have never understood why others haven’t followed suit. I’ll be watching for this.

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