ASUS reveals OLED e-book reader

Jan 18th 2010
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Taiwan’s ASUS is getting into the highly-competitive e-book reader market, although late, with its DR-570. While the 6-inch device was conspicuous by its absence at the recent CES show, it will be technologically advanced, sporting a bright, OLED color screen and is said to have a 122-hour battery life. It should also be much more powerful than most e-readers as it will support Flash video over its built-in Wi-Fi or 3G connection….

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