Runwei A50 does ebooks

The Runwei A50 was designed to read ebooks, but it is different from other e-book readers like the Kindle since it does not rely on a special e-paper display, using a LED instead. This means it is not meant for reading for hours on end, but ought to be enough for you to browse through the day’s sports news without suffering from eye strain. Features include an ARM9 500MHz processor, a 5″ touchscreen display at 800 x 480 resolution, 2GB of internal memory and Windows CE OS. Among the supported file formats are TXT, HTML, PDF, WORD, XLS, PPT, ZIP, CHM and UMD. The Runwei A50 is a portable media player as well since it handles video, audio and images with aplomb. You won’t find Wi-Fi connectivity on this though, which makes us wonder where are you going to get those e-books from without the convenience of Over-The-Air downloads.

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