Yesterday, Asustek has launched an e-reader Eee Note EA-800 having an 8-inch touch screen with 2 megapixels built-in camera, powered by Linux OS. The Eee Note is made with standard PC parts.
Eee Note equipped with 8 inches monochrome LCD touchscreen with 1024×768 pixels resolution, offering 64 levels of gray and 256 levels of pressure sensitivity, 4GB of internal storage, built-in stylus silo, voice recorder, 3.5mm headphone stereo jack and a 3700mAh battery.
It is also having microSD card slot for memory expansion up to 16GB. It is also having Wi-Fi connectivity and the battery is capable of 13.5 hours of uninterrupted use, while the Eee Reader uses an e-paper screen and it requires only power to change the image.
Technical Specifications of Asus Eee Note EA-800*
Dimensions | |
Size | 139 x 222.4 x 11 mm |
Weight | 520 g |
Display | |
Type | Monochrome LCD touchscreen |
Size | 8 inch |
Colors & Resolution | (1024×768) Pixels |
System Properties | |
Operating System | Linux |
CPU | Cortex A9 Dual-Core 1GHz Processor 1GB RAM |
Storage Capacity | |
Memory | 4GB internal storage microSD card slot for 16GB expansion |
Camera | |
Main Camera | 2 Megapixels |
Video Recording Capability | No |
Connectivity | |
Bluetooth & USB | v2.0 micro USB* |
WLAN | WLAN 802.11b/g |
headset | 3.5 mm stereo headset jack |
Music & Video | |
Image & Document Format | PDF, ePub, JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG, txt, doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx. |
Music Format | MP3 |
Battery | |
Type | 3700mAh standard battery |
Standby Time | 13.5 hours |
Other Features | Voice recorder built-in stylus silo |
Color | Black* |
* Specifications are subject to change
So with the help of this Eee Note, you can read e-books, take notes, draw pictures, record lectures, snap photos, listen to music or lectures and do more.
Price & Availability
This low-cost Eee Note EA-800 by Asus will be launching this week in Taiwan with an affordable price tag of $230 (NT$6,999), later it will be reaching Hong Kong, Germany, Italy, Russia in this year and would be destined to China and US in the 1st quarter of 2011.