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The iLiad (Engl. For Ilias ) is a reader for e-books with a display of electronic paper . The ILiad can also be used to draw and write comments on the screen using Wacom Penabled technology. The data exchange takes place via USB cable, SD card or WLAN. The display is from E Ink Corporation . The formats that can be displayed are PDF , XHTML , TXT , HTML , JPG , BMP , PNG and PRC .
The iLiad e-book reader was launched in the summer of 2006. In September 2007 the device ER0150 was released. In June 2008 the model ER0141 came out, which also has WLAN, but also the interfaces for USB, LAN, SD cards and CF cards.
In the summer of 2010 the manufacturer iRex Technologies, a subsidiary of Philips , went bankrupt. The distribution was then discontinued.
Technical specifications
- Dimensions: 155 mm × 216 mm × 16 mm
- Weight: 390 g
- Running time: approx. 21 hours
- Screen:
- 8.1 inch (20.6 cm) display
- Display resolution 768 × 1024 pixels (160 dpi )
- 16 shades of gray
- USB port
- CompactFlash Type II slot
- Multimedia card slot
- 3.5 mm stereo audio output
- Lan: 100 Mbit / s Ethernet (via Travel Hub)
- WLAN 802.11g (only for model ER0141)
- Integrated Wacom® Penabled® sensor board
- 400 MHz Intel XScale processor
- 64 MB RAM
- 256 MB internal flash memory
- Linux-based OS (2.4 kernel)
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ E-Reader Maker IRex Files For Bankruptcy. paidContent: The Economics of Digital Content, June 10, 2010, accessed October 25, 2011 .
