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Samsung and enTourage are the latest manufacturers to have entered the e-reader market, with both firms unveiling their two devices at the Consumer Electronics Show yesterday (6th).
Samsung's E6 and E101 are 6 inch and 10 inches respectively, use Wi-Fi and support ePub, PDF and TXT formats. Both use a stylus to enabling writing on the devices.
According to Pocket Lint, the "pen can be tweaked with different thicknesses and even has calligraphy settings if you're feeling fancy. It can be used to cut, copy and paste text too, with a pressure sentivity gauge".
Meanwhile the enTourage eDGe is a two-screen device, with one 9.7inch e-paper display on one side and a 10.1 inch LCD screen on the other. Both are touch screens, allowing the user to annotate e-books. The device uses the Google Android operating system, and has built-in Wi-Fi.http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/ereaders/274969/entourage-intros-the-edge... target="_blank" title="bhttp://www.expertreviews.co.uk/ereaders/274969/entourage-intros-the-edge...? ">
http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/ereaders/274969/entourage-intros-the-edge... target="_blank" title="bhttp://www.expertreviews.co.uk/ereaders/274969/entourage-intros-the-edge...? ">According to expertreview.co.uk the eDGe is "far chunkier than your average eBook reader", comparing it to a netbook in terms of size. It is also more expensive than the average device, costing $490. Samsung has not revealed the cost of its devices.
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