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DSE Hot Wheels 7" eBook Reader $40 in-Store (or $49.95 Delivered)

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DSE Hot Wheels 7" eBook Reader $40 in-Store (or $49.95 Delivered)
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Lhilarious on 09/01/2013 - 03:10 dicksmith.com.au (438 clicks)

Saw this Hot Wheels eBook reader in my local DSE store for $40 (also available online plus $9.95 delivery - click & collect Not available)
Great for kids or young adults :)

Item description:
Easy to use
Download your favourite ebooks from your micro SD card or computer.
Personalise your library
Create files, favourites, titles, by author, by genre and much more.
Zoom
You can easily zoom in and out of text for easy reading.
Long battery life
Supports up to 8 hours of constant reading.
Lightweight
Take all your favourite ebooks anywhere, anytime.
Large 2GB internal memory
Stores ebooks, music and photos.
Features
2GB internal memory
7" TFT colour screen
800 x 480 screen resolution
Supports up to 8 hours of constant reading
Rechargeable polymer batteries
Built-in Micro SD card reader (up to 16GB)
Text to Speech feature - reads TXT files aloud
Charge via USB socket
Transflash card socket
Supports eBook formats:˜ PDF, TXT, EPUB, CHM, RTF, HTML
Supports Video: MPG, RMVB, FLC, ASF, WMV, MP4, 3GP, RM, AVI
Supports Music format: MP3, WMA
Supports JPEG, BMP
12 months warranty

Electrical & Electronics eBook Reader Hot Wheels Mattel

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  • bargrin on 09/01/2013 - 03:18
    +2

    which store was your local?

    looks like online only for most so have to pay the $10 shipping.

    For $9 more JB has this one, dont know if its any better but it says got radio and 720p

    http://www.jbhifionline.com.au/computers-laptops/e-book-read…

  • superforever on 09/01/2013 - 08:50

    I bought the Migear one from DSE last year which is the same for $5 but finally I bought Kobo Glo and is a lot better if you read a lot.

    TFT is not very for good for reading.

    • lamerthanlam on 09/01/2013 - 11:18

      Yeah I agree. But I wouldn't trust my kid to handle a $150 kobo glo with care. Much lesser risk to give them a cheap ereader

  • dogboy on 09/01/2013 - 10:26

    The other big thing with eReaders is the speed in which the pages turn. IN the early Kobo versions it took ~3 seconds to turn a page which can be very frustrating. Kindle FTW imo.

    • lamerthanlam on 09/01/2013 - 11:18

      Yeah this means you haven't used or tried out a kobo in store since the first gen. The current kobo glo and kobo mini as fast. Both have clear crisp text due to the mini having a smaller screen and due to the glo having a high res screen.

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