Anybody who is wondering about the size and viability of e-readers in the future might be interested that The Times of London is reporting that Asus, which altered the computer landscape by coming up with low-cost netbooks, will create a new low-end digital reader to be out before the end of the year.According to The Times of London, unlike other products currently available, the new reader will have full color and be bifurcated into two screens, with a hinge that will allow for a traditional book presentation or two different presentations at the same time.According to PaidContent, the budget version of the new product will cost about $164, a low price point that research has shown may entice many new buyers.
- News source: nytimes
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