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10.1in. touch-screen, Reasonable price, Supports multiple ebook formats, Comes with useful Window... (zdnet.co.uk)

10.1in. touch-screen reasonable price supports multiple ebook formats comes with useful Windows C... (zdnetasia.com)

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We have collected and analysed 4 expert reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 70/100. The average review date is February 24, 2005. We have compared these reviews to 63301 reviews from other PDAs. The alaScore™ for this product is 78/100 = Good. Last update: January 8, 2009.

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Bookeen Cybook

By Sandra Vogel (zdnet.co.uk)

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Primarily intended as an ebook reader, the Windows CE-powered, A5-format Cybook could function as a low-cost tablet-style computer. However, it needs a little development work first.

10.1in. touch-screen, Reasonable price, Supports multiple ebook formats, Comes with useful Windows CE 3.0 software bundle

Slow CPU, meagre RAM, USB port is slave mode only, Lacks handwriting recognition software, Flimsy stylus

Primarily intended as an ebook reader, the Windows CE-powered, A5-format Cybook could function as a low-cost tablet-style computer. However, it needs a little development work first...

Now French company Bookeen is pushing the Cybook, a Windows CE-powered device...

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Bookeen Cybook

By Sandra Vogel (zdnetasia.com)

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10.1in. touch-screen reasonable price supports multiple ebook formats comes with useful Windows CE 3.0 software bundle

Slow CPU, meagre RAM USB port is slave mode only lacks handwriting recognition software flimsy stylus

Primarily intended as an ebook reader, the Windows CE-powered, A5-format Cybook could function as a low-cost tablet-style computer. However, it needs a little development work first.

Design The Cybook looks very like a slate-style Tablet PC, and is dominated b...

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Bookeen Cybook

By Daniel Simmons (cnetfrance.fr)

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Bookeen Cybook : Le livre électronique, disparu de la circulation en 2002, est de retour. Avec un écran de bonne taille, suffisamment de mémoire pour embarquer un minimum de trente livres et une ergonomie sans reproches, il remplit efficacement sa mission

Excellent design, navigation aisée, fidélité dans la mise en page des livres, fonctions de visualisation pour les malvoyants, variété des connexions disponibles.

Faible autonomie, qualité de l'écran

S'il n'est pas encore exempt de défauts, le Cybook remplit efficacement son office. La lecture d'ouvrages numériques sur son écran tactile de 10 pouces se révèle agréable, en dépit d'un angle de vision réduit. Il est particulièrement adapté aux malvoyants

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