ECTACO Info | jetBook Color E-ink reader first look
Reviewed by Andrew Williams 17 January 2012 http://www.trustedreviews.com There are plenty of colour ebook readers around, but they invariably use LCD screens. This means low battery life, more eyestrain and a worse experience in direct sunlight than their E-ink counterparts, like Amazon's Kindle. E-ink Corporation, the company behind all the top ereader screens, already has a colour version of its own screen tech though, and it was showing it off in the Ectaco jetBook at CES 2012. Read on to find out whether it's any good or not. The Ectaco jetBook reader is different to most ereaders found on UK shelves. Its screen is 9.7in across and its resolution 1,600 x 1200 pixels. Currently the only colour E-Ink reader available across the world, according to its maker, it's easy to call this the most advanced ereader yet. However, it has deliberately marketed itself into a niche. The E-ink rep told us that it's primarily though-of as an educational tool, fo...