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Fujitsu’s e-reader gets a refreshed examine e-Book Expo Tokyo (video)

Fujitsu got to point out off its recent color e-reader flossy flossy on the e-Book Expo Tokyo (the previous Digital Publishing Fair) in Japan last week. Besting its previous market entry — the FLEPia Lite — this 8-inch, 157 dpi cholestric LCD module sheds both its predecessor’s weight and Windows OS for a 220 gram, Linux-operated, slimmed-down profile. While the 4,096 color range remains the exact same, it is the elimation of dithering from the display that’ll be brightening up your future literary experiences. Processing speed also got an important makeover here, translating into 0.7 second writing speeds — a range of the corporate promises will go down as full color capacity increases. Unfortunately, this slab of technicolor ebeauty doesn’t seem to be headed for a US debut, so interested parties should start saving for that import option. Robo-Brit voice-over video demonstration after the break.

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