Jul 22nd, 2009 - PC World
The upcoming Plastic Logic electronic reader will use AT&T's 3G network to connect to the Net, the companies have announced. The Plastic Logic Reader, set to debut in 2010, will utilize the AT&T network to let users browse, buy, and download books on the go.
"There is tremendous market potential for electronic reading devices and we look forward to powering this revolutionary device with the nation's fastest 3G network," says Glenn Lurie, AT&T's head of emerging devices.
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3:45Platic Logic E-Reader Prototype Demo
A Demo of Plastic Logic's thin film e-reader prototype.
1:26DEMO Fall 08: The Plastic Logic e-Reader
Plastic Logic debuts its e-reader in San Diego
3:03Transistors build on plastic - Plastic Logic Reader
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