Nextbook 8.4

Nextbook NEXT3 8.4″ LCD Touchscreen Color Tablet Review | with Wi-Fi, Apps and Software

Nextbook NEXT3 is a large 8.4″ Android tablet which can serves as a eBook reader, video player, music player, photo viewer and web browser. The color display offers 800 X 600 pixels resolution. Running on Android OS 2.1, Nextbook NEXT3 8.4″ is powerd by ARM926 EJ dual-core 600Mhz processor, coupled with 2 x 128MB DDR2 RAM along with 2GB Flash memory (system Memory 1.1GB) . There’s SD Card slot to increase storage capacity

As an eBook reader, Nextbook NEXT3 comes with a free, preloaded 25 books. Partnered with Borders.com, you can easily access to Border online bookstore and download eBooks directly with the built-in Borders apps. You can also browse the web from any hotspot via the integrated Wi-Fi. When fully charged, you can read up to 5 hours. ( Read Nextbook 8.4 more... )

NextBook Next3 8.4" Touch Screen Android Tablet for $179.99

Android 2.1 / Embedded Borders BookStore/ ARM926 EJ Dual-Core Processor / 256MB DDR2 / 2GB Flash Memory / 802.11g / Built-in G-sensor, speaker & mic
The NextBook Next-3 E-Book Reader and Android Tablet offers the best of both. Add and use Android APPS for a wide variety of entertainment. Access the Internet with WiFi capabilities. Best yet, access e-books easily from the Borders online bookstore. Select among over 500,000 books at prices var
ying from free to over $30.00 each, with many special promotions. This is a key advantage that the NextBook-3 tablet offers over other Android tablets - an easy way to Download eBooks that you want and appreciate.

If you like reading books, browse Internet, listen to music, view your favorite photo albums or videos, and on larger screen, Next3 is your choice! Its sleek design, touch screen feature, 8.4 inches Color display, WiFi, is just amazing. Next3 comes preloaded with 25 free books. With one touch, you can open your favorite book and enjoy it anywhere you like. ( Read Nextbook 8.4 more... )
NextBook’s Next6 Android-powered eBook reader hits the FCC

NextBook, a Chinese manufacturer of eBook readers, passed its Next6 eBook reader, pictured above, through the FCC today. The device features a 7.1 TFT LCD resistive touch screen with a 800 x 480 resolution, Android 2.1, 4GB of internal memory, external SD card support, and what appears to be a RockChip processor.

NextBook already offers two tablets, the Next2, which features a 7 inch screen, and the larger Next3, which features an 8.4 inch screen. Both devices rely on Android 2.1, and have access to the Kobo-powered Borders BookStore. ( Read Nextbook 8.4 more... )

Hands-on With the EFUN Nextbook Next3 Tablet

Last week at CES we saw a lot of tablets and I met with a lot of tablet makers. I was fascinated by the differing philosophies among these companies. While some preferred to wait and release their tablets when Google finally released Honeycomb, others were looking to get to market faster and were just fine with sending tablets bearing Android 2.2 or even 2.1 into the world. One such company representing the second stance was EFUN, makers of the Nextbook tablets.

The Nextbook Next3, which recently arrived in our offices, resembles a lot of the Android tablets we’ve seen in the past 18 months or so since this recent slate craze began. What sets it apart is its size — 8.4-inches instead of the more popular 7 or 10-ish — but otherwise the plastic chassis and the resistive screen are all too familiar. At $299 it’s certainly less expensive than the iPads and Galaxy Tabs of the world (unsubsidized, anyway), but is it worth a look ? ( Read Nextbook 8.4 more... )

Nextbook 8.4

Nextbook 8.4, China NextBook basic reason to rejoice this week. Next6 their e-book reader has gone through the noose of the FCC to be ready for an invasion of the market anytime soon if its manufacturers are not committed to a specific date yet. So anything he says about his program that he would launch his debut in the first quarter of this year. ( Read Nextbook 8.4 more... )

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