4.3" Touch eReader by Gear2Go for $30
Read Ebooks, Watch Video, Listen to Music.
I bought one on the 26th November and I looked at the usual price underneath the sale price sticker. It said $48. So you make a saving of $18. The price is pretty good, I think. I like it, it feels solid, not like a cheap light plastic.
These are the specs:
4.3" TFT Touch Screen
480 x 272 screen resolution
Supports up to 4hrs in reading
Licensed Adobe Reader Software
Rechargeable Li-ion battery (1500mAH)
Built-in Micro SD card reader (up to 16GB)
TTS - English and Chinese
Video - MPG, RMVB, FLV, ASF, WMV, MP4, 3GP, RM, AVI, DAT, H.264 decoder up to 720p
TXT - PDF, EPUB, FB2, TXT, MOBI, HTML, PDB, RTF, LRC
Image - JPG, BMP, GIF
Music - MP3, WMA, FLAC, AAC, OGG, WAV, (MP3:8Kbps ~ 320 Kbps, WMA:5Kbps ~ 192Kbps)
4GB Internal memory
32MB RAM
Charge via USB port
Pack includes:
4.3" TFT eBook Reader
Mini 5 Pin USB Cable
Earphone
User Manual
Includes Adobe Reader Mobile
System Requirements: Windows 7, Windows XP and Windows Vista, Available USB Port
You also get these free ebooks in txt format:
Blinky Bill
Dot and The Kangaroo
Peter Pan
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Complete
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
It would have been good if it came with a case.
I have two questions:
Can you use a USB Charger Electric Wall Plug to charge it instead of the computer usb? Is that safe, or can doing that damage the ereader as it doesn't say in the book if you can do that.
How many hours do you charge it for?
When I bought it on the 26/11/13, there was a lot left, I don't know now. I got it from BigW at Westfield Shopping Centre, Pagewood Eastgardens (in the Eastern Suburbs, Sydney). Love it so far, but that is just me, it is up to you, read the specs to see if you like the features.
Pointless if you have a smartphone.
Better off buying an extended battery or saving for an e-ink reader.
EDIT: actually, this is just outright pointless… If you don't own a smartphone, spend your money on one instead of buying this. It'll do as good (if not better) as an e-reader as well as do many, many more things than this device could ever do.