E7006 7" LCD Pannel 800*480 Resolution 4GB HD E-Book Readers

Specifications:
 

• The chip solution of the eBook reader is RK2729
• The battery is used for built in Li polymer 2000mAH battery
• The eBook reader is using mechanical key
• The color eBook reader can support music, photo and picture
• The power off time is 3minutes, 5minutes, 10minutes, 15minutes, 20minutes
• Easy to carry and use with suitable size
• Size: 202 × 133 × 13mm/8.0 x 5.3 x 0.6in(L x W x H)

Details:

• This LCD eBook reader can enrich your daily life and give you perfect reading experience

• The slim size is very smart which is easy to carry and use

• With simple operation system, you can easily operate the eBook reader

• Operate the eBook reader here, simple and convenient, do not lose any splendid moment

• This eBook reader is made of good workmanship which can be used for a long time

• The accessories of this eBook reader is fully furnished, which is convenient to use

How to Choose the E-Reader:

With the advances made in wireless data and storage technology, the electronic book reading devices, or "E-book Readers," make it easy for readers to take their favorite books on the road. Unburdening its users of the need to carry around heavy books, the E-reader ushers in unprecedented reading convenience. It's portable and loaded with features that do not exist with traditional paper books. Due to the rise in popularity of the E-book readers, you can choose from many types of reader devices that fit your everyday needs and lifestyle

• Decide if you want to have annotate, read-aloud, touch screen and dictionary features that come with certain E-book readers. For example, the Nook and Sony Reader have touch screens and the ability to annotate within the book and pull up updated dictionaries. The Amazon Kindle can read the E-books aloud and has annotated and dictionary features. If you are purchasing another brand of E-book reader, consider the features on the device and ask yourself if they serve your needs and lifestyle
• Determine the battery life you want for your E-book reader. If you need a device with a longer battery life for traveling purposes, the Amazon Kindle and Sony E-readers have a 2-week battery life while the Barnes and Nobles nook only lasts 10 days. If you are purchasing another brand of E-readers, look for the posted battery life and seek one that fits your power needs
• Choose your desired screen size. Although you can change the size of the page and font, having an E-reader that has a bigger screen has its advantages and disadvantages. The larger screen size is heavier, is more power-hungry and is larger to carry. By contrast, the smaller screen size is lighter and uses less power, but the fonts may be smaller. Since a larger screen shows more of the book, there will be fewer page turns required
• Choose the book accessibility preferences for your E-book reader. If you are constantly traveling and away from your computer, you may want an E-reader that has Wi-Fi or wireless data capabilities. If you have access to a computer, you can opt for the cheaper E-reader with no built-in Wi-Fi or internet chip. You will need either a wireless or cable connection to download electronic books from the E-book marketplace

How to Use a Nook E-Book Reader:

The Nook e-book reader, a hand-held electronic device, provides a convenient way to store and peruse any number of electronic documents, including newspapers, magazines and, of course, books. While the Nook Color version is categorized as a tablet, the original Nook with its e-ink technology is a great choice, especially for heavy readers who may spend hours a day on it

• Set up your Nook by turning it on, accepting the terms of service, selecting your time zone and registering your Nook to your Barnes & Noble account. Create an account if you don't already have one; you need to synchronize your new e-book reader with your account in order to purchase reading material
• Explore the color menu beneath the main reading screen on your Nook reader. The first touch screen menu button is "The Daily," which is your Nook inbox. This is where your new periodicals are delivered, as well as any pertinent messages regarding your account, or books you've borrowed or loaned. Next are "My Library," "Reading Now," "Shop" and "Settings."
• Touch the "My Library" button to see books that you've purchased, downloaded for free or borrowed. If this is your first time using the Nook, there will only be a few titles here, typically samples of books you can buy. As you buy books and borrow them from friends, your library will grow and there will be more to browse
• Buy books and magazine and newspaper subscriptions through the "Shop" touch screen button. You'll see the Barnes & Noble Nook store, where you can look through bestsellers, new releases, recommended titles and popular selections, or search by author or title for material you want to read on your Nook
• Read your new books on your nook by selecting them from your library. If you turn off the Nook or look at something else, you can get right back to where you left off by touching "Reading Now."
• Check email or browse the Internet through your Nook's basic web browser, accessible via the "Web" touch screen button. While it's unwieldy for lengthy or in-depth online research, the browser does the trick for simple tasks and is accessible wherever you have access to Wi-Fi (or cell phone coverage, if you have the 3G version)

Package Included:

• 1 x e-book
• 1 x USB Cable
• 1 x Power Adapter
• 1 x Earphone