iRex DR800SG Hands On: An Ebook Reader, Unchained

As more and more companies roll out more and more ebook readers, it's becoming clear that this isn't really a hardware game. Sure, the iRex DR800SG is a slim, minimalist 8.1-inch e-reader, but it's the software that'll make it great.

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iRex's Next Ebook Reader Will Come With 3G, Less Sticker Shock

It looks like iRex, leading makers of giant, feature-packed ebook readers for real-life P.G. Wodehouse protagonists, is casting a monocled eye on the mainstream market. Crave's got details on a forthcoming 8.1-inch touchscreen reader, with wireless, rumored at under $400.

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iRex Promises a "New Era in Digital Reading" Next Week, a.k.a. an…

There are no real details yet, but the e-reader company iRex has a teaser site up promising to unveil a "new era in digital reading" on September 22nd. We're not sure what kind of improvements they're going to make on their iLiad Read…
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iRex iLiad e-Reader Shipping

iliad.pngReader Danny tells us iRex iLiad e-Reader is finally shipping, which makes the score 1 point iRex, 0 points Sony e-Reader. The bad news is, it's going to cost you $810.84. Not only that, but a separate stylus, assuming it ships with one at all, is going to cost you 22.90 Euros ($28.89). Who pays almost $30 for a…

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Big Ba-Da Boom @ IREX 2005

robotexplosion.jpgConsumer shows like IREX are supposed to be where a company shows off a product to really get some attention. Most of the time they do this with big fancy signs and lights and sexy booth babes—you know who you are, Alan Alda. This company got all the attention they needed when their robot decided to explode. They were…

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