Bookeen Cybook Opus, ebook reader
May 20th, 2009
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Quite a well-known producer of electronic books Bookeen Company in one of the presentations demonstrated a very interesting device called Cybook Opus. It is an electronic book of small size, designed specifically to fit in your pocket. Full specifications Cybook Opus have not yet been disclosed. However, the manufacturer said that the screen resolution, it is about 200 pixels per inch, which it is one of the highest among similar devices. In addition, this e-book weighs only about 150 grams, and its control system allows you to perform the ...Read more
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