Plasitic Logic Announces "Que" E-book Reader with Capacitive Touch
Posted 10/19/09 at 09:05:38 AM by Paul Lilly
As competition starts to heat up, we don't know who -- if anyone -- will emerge as the dominant ebook player, but if judging on looks alone, Plastic Logic's new "Que" might just take the crown.
Named after the English alphabet letter and not the Spanish equivalent for "what," the sleek-looking Que has received a glossy black finish that wasn't present in previous prototypes. And while this isn't always the case in real life, the Que has more going for it than just good looks.
The Que's letter-sized 8.5 x 11 inch screen boasts a "shatterproof" design and also includes a capacitive touch layer that won't interfere with the e-ink display. Users will be able to sketch and manipulate documents with it, and on the connectivity front, the Que features AT&T 3G and WiFi.
Despite all the Que has going for it, Plastic Logic insists it isn't going after the Kindle market, and will instead focus on providing a comprehensive platform for mobile professionals.
More details here, including a video demo.

Image Credit: Plastic Logic
ahh...the good old black and
Submitted by nsk chaos on Mon, 10/19/2009 - 11:38am
ahh...the good old black and white days...=)
So sick of hearing about
Submitted by WFUJay on Mon, 10/19/2009 - 8:17am
So sick of hearing about these things...
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