The Que e-reader is launching into a ferociously competitive market currently dominated by the Kindle and Sony's e-reader. Yesterday, Korean electronics group Samsung entered the market, and host of other companies, including Indian start-up Notion Ink, are expected to use the trade fair to launch rival products. But hold on just for just a second there is also one that has been left on the back burners and out of the lime light of e-readers and that is Tianjin Jinke Electronics.
Jinke was founded in 1985, as a high tech joint-owned enterprise. That cooperates with Nankai University and Hong Kong Proud Growth Group. By 1999, Jinke began to devote itself in developing and manufacturing electronic reading devices.
Tianjin Jinke Electronics System Co. Ltd., one of China's major manufacturers and designers of e-paper reading devices, will launch several kinds of e-paper products at CES 2010 in Las Vegas, USA. They have gotten worldwide reviews and grown in popularity for its V3 and V5 products
New products to be presented include the V30+ equipped with six inch EINK display and featuring 3G and touch screen, and two new series: A6 and A9. They both have adopted a very slim and sporty Sipix ePaper display with the A6 adopting a six inch display and the A9 adopting a nine inch display.
The A6 and A9 series are a world's first to have adopted six inch Sipix electronic paper display, that will show pictures more vividly. They are also available for 3G and WiFi-enabled communication devices and will enable online book purchases wherever they are at any time, as long as the signal is within reach. Also, the A6 and A9 series are equipped with an user friendly interface, supports multi-point touch and designed with a QWERTY style keyboard for convient input and look up.
