Reviews of MP3 Players

Teclast will release its E-book reader Teclast K3 which only cost $220. Teclast K3 utilizes E-ink screen technology to deliver an amazing, paper-like display that is more like ink on paper and fully readable in direct sunlight. Teclast K3 also features a large capacity of 4GB that can store up to 10 thousands e-books. It seems much cheaper than those similar products.

Teclast K3 is only 8.9mm thick, easy for you to carry and put it into your pocket. After one single battery charge, Teclast K3 can last up to 15 days without any operation, or 20 hours when continuously playing. 1000 continous pages turns are also available for your quantity reading.

Teclast K3 supports many widely used formats, including TXT, PDF, PDB, DOC, EPUB, FB2, HTM, and SKT, as well as JPG and BMP two image formats. As for audio formats, there are MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC, ACC and ogg.So there is no problem no matter you are reading books, caricature, or any other documents.

Until January 31st, Amazon sold its digital book titles for $9.99, which was a driving force behind the Kindle’s faithful consumer all the time. However many book publishers did not care for this approach. Publishers believed that Amazon was undervaluing the eBooks. And at last, Amazon conceded to price the eBook at up to $14.99 and low to $12.99. This news made us know that market developments have brought about unavoidable challengs that threaten Amazon’s once untouchable eBook market share.

Apple announced its iPad may be one important factor that force Amazon into this decision. The iPad is a portable media tablet that will serve as eBook reader amongest many other features. As a result, the iPad is considered a direct competitor to the Amazon Kindle and has received a lot of media coverage building up to its recent debut. Apple also disclosed that it will allow publishers to set their own eBook prices in the Apple store. And if Amazon doesn’t do the same as Apple, publisher will not release their new book titles to Amazon.

Amazon once was the dominant force in the eBook industry, with which Amazon can drive down price. But now things have changed since Apple announced its iPad and iBookstore. I had thought more an more manufactures enter into rivalry over eBook, which can bring down the price of eBook reader, but now the price of eBook has been raised unexpectedly.

2010 is going to a be booming year to E-book. More and more big manufacturers have been reday to enter in the E-book market, including Amazon, SONY, Hanvon, Founder, as well as iriver and Samsung from Korea. According to statistics, over 24 E-book manufacturers attended CES this year. Now I’d like to introduce you a new line of E-book with a function that supports Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, which means you can not only read books but also communicate with your friends in the Web.

Copia, that was displayed by DMC in CES 2010, is a completely new platform for E-book. It contains 250 thousand books 1500 content publisher, and 14,000 copies of newspaper and more than 750 thousand books from Google. Copia also has launched a series of e-books products, including Ocean and Tidal two lines, which are fixed a price at $199-$299.

Ocean provides two screen size: 9 inches by 768 x 1024 and 6 inches by 600 * 800. They all support 802.11 b/g WiFi, touch screen, gravity induced function, built-in 4G memory capacity and microSD expansion.

The first Tidal series product is equipped with 6 inches screen and built-in 2GB. The another is with 9 inches screen, headphone, microphone interface, built-in 4G memory capacity, microSD expansion, supporting the same features as Ocean series. And the Tidal Touch 3G is added a 3G connection function besides wireless WiFi.