The company announced RocketVook reader e-ink PocketBook 624 , which first used the new technology Film Touch. The company PocketBook is the first in the world to have put into their serial devices E Ink multi-touch capacitive screen with this technology . Film Touch technology feature is the use of very thin plastic film having a thickness of only 0.2 mm , which is comparable with the thickness of 2 sheets of standard A4 paper.

Film Touch film is applied over the main screen reader that allows you to optimize the optical properties of the screen, as well as to minimize its weight and thickness. By using this technology, the weight reader decreased by 12% ( about 24 gr.) Compared with similar devices with touch screen glass , which is an essential parameter for the device which has a long time to keep one hand on weight . Furthermore, the film Film Touch minimal impact on the optical properties of the main screen , so the contrast and white are almost the same as without the sensor layer .

New Reader PocketBook 624 is equipped with a 6-inch E Ink Pearl display, 1GHz processor , 4 GB of internal memory and a slot for a micro SD memory card support up to 32 GB. A powerful processor and increased RAM size provide even smoother and faster response flipping through any application.

Reader PocketBook 624 has a modern user interface and multi-sensory , as well as turning the hardware buttons , which provides the most comfortable to work with the device.

Built-in Wi-Fi is useful not only for reading, but also for the use of the Internet or communicate and discuss books in the social service ReadRate.

Preset & Service Dropbox PocketBook 624 will allow users to instantly synchronize content to your device over the air , just copy it to a folder on your PC . After that, the content will be automatically uploaded to the server Dropbox, and then synchronized with the device via Wi-Fi.

Home sales in Russia PocketBook 624 is planned for the second half of October. The price will be announced later .

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Case for Samsung Galaxy S4 with e-Ink- screen Cover Reader was not the only novelty of PocketBook, presented at the IFA 2013 . Also announced were Android- planshets SURFpad 3 in two sizes (10 and 7.85 inches ) and the e-book PocketBook Basic Touch (PocketBook 624 for the Russian market ) , which feature a multi – touch screen in which technology is applied Film Touch.

Both devices will PocketBook SURFpad 3 quad-core processor ( one can only hope that it is not Alwinner any) , Bluetooth and GPS, as well as support for 3G. PocketBook promises unique materials and interesting appearance , and I believe them , remembering pleasant tablet PocketBook SURFpad 2 .

The screens of both devices are coated with glass matrix – IPS in both cases. But the low resolution – 1024×768 pixels at the smaller model and HD – with a ten models . She will receive a battery capacity of 8000 mAh ( a lot or a little, we realize after it becomes known to the processor model ) , and the youngest – half as much . The table below cite the characteristics of two new devices SURFpad and presented earlier SURFpad 2 . They show that the trends are not improved models of the new generation, and the expansion of the range.

PocketBook Basic Touch (PocketBook 624) – a six-inch reader with a display technology e-Ink Pearl. On top of this display device is a thin plastic film with Film Touch marketing name and a thickness of 0.2 mm, which is ” to optimize the optical properties , and minimize the weight and the thickness of the screen .” That is, as far as I understand , is an extremely delicate touch layer , through which the e-book could make smaller. In the list of installed applications is listed Dropbox ( hooray! ), RSS- reader, chess and a few more (see table). Traditionally, the reader supports many formats of books. The model will be available in white and gray.

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