Bookeen Cybook Orizon

Zitat: Being the slimmest isn´t an advantage when the Orizon is so heavy. It´s laggy in use and is expensive, too

Zitat: Pros: + Intuitive touchscreen and Wi-Fi support + Skinny, lightweight e-reader + Excellent text options: seven fonts, 12 sizes Cons: - Expensive - No integrated U.S. bookstore - Built-in browser is painfully slow Ultimately the lack of a good integrated bookstore and a reasonably speedy browser made the Bookeen Cybook Orizon a nonstarter for me. If you’re going to invest in a Wi-Fi-equipped e-reader, the shopping procedure shouldn’t send you scurrying for a USB cable to acquire paid content through Adobe Digital Editions desktop software. As good as the touchscreen technology and layout options are, the Orizon needs a great wireless book-acquisition experience to justify its price premium over capable competitors from Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

Zitat: The Good: + Comes with a protective sleeve Pearly finish is quite attractive Wi-Fi Touchscreen enables note-taking 150 free ebooks included Very crisp screen Very slim and lightweight The Bad: - Could double as a mirror Pricey Motion sensor a shade too sensitive No audio support Book store app has books in French and German only A good percentage of the 150 included ebooks are in French or German No dictionary The Cybook Orizon feels good, works well and looks the business. The price tag is probably going to be the sticking point for most; however, if you are looking for a touchscreen reader, it is most certainly worth a look.

Zitat: + Geringe Bautiefe + Klar lesbare Schrift + Flotte Bedienung mittels Multi-Touch - Relativ hoher Preis - Knarzendes Gehäuse

Zitat: Angesichts des Preises ist die Ausstattung mager: Sogar ein Audio-Player zum Musikhören fehlt. Ansonsten ist der brandneue E-Book-Reader des französischen Herstellers solide und auf der Höhe der Zeit. Er verfügt über ein kapazitives Multitouch-Display, das sehr gut reagiert. Gelungen sind auch die Bedienung und die Menüstruktur.