by DJ Neawedde | 16th June 2007

According to Taiwanese chip manufacturer Winbond, the highend SideShow device (Ricavision MK140 eChatter, shown above), which has a full QWERTY keyboard and 5-inch display, will cost ‘approximately $150.’ And the smaller device with a 3.5-inch touchscreen will be ‘about $80.’

Texyt is also reporting that “Ricavision is also developing the ‘Home E-Reader’, a Windows SideShow handheld with a large, high-contrast, low power e-Paper display. The E-Reader is designed for off line reading of downloaded documents and e-books.”

by DJ Neawedde | 16th June 2007

According to Taiwanese chip manufacturer Winbond, the highend SideShow device (Ricavision MK140 eChatter, shown above), which has a full QWERTY keyboard and 5-inch display, will cost ‘approximately $150.’ And the smaller device with a 3.5-inch touchscreen will be ‘about $80.’

Texyt is also reporting that “Ricavision is also developing the ‘Home E-Reader’, a Windows SideShow handheld with a large, high-contrast, low power e-Paper display. The E-Reader is designed for off line reading of downloaded documents and e-books.”