Delta to market 13.1″ color ereader in 2nd quarter

January 29, 2010 | 7:10 am

By Paul Biba

bridgetstone-e-paper-prototype.img_assist_custom.jpg According to E-Reader-Info.com, Delta of Taiwan will soon start marketing color ereaders suing Bridgestone’s color e-ink technology. According to the article Delta is still looking for partners to actually brand and sell the units, which can be equipped with WiFi and 3G modules, and they will also sell the units on there own. This is the first commercialization of Bridgestone’s new technology.

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January 29, 2010 | 7:10 am

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