We wrote that Chinese slideshow creator company Hanvon could become the first gadget with a color screen, based on the E-ink.Now became known more precise timing out gadget on the market, as well as its price.

The device is equipped with a color display with Triton 9.7 of electronic paper, which, among other things be able to play a simple animation. Most likely, the gadget will be designed for lovers of books and for business purposes, such as viewing and editing your presentation in PowerPoint.

Note that the display of the Triton was presented by E-Ink is literally a couple of days ago. Touchscreen supports entering as a stylus or fingers. There is a function of "speaking" text-to-speech, dictionaries, as well as a few games, in a press release was not specified.

So, getting free readers is scheduled for February 2011.Model only with Wi-Fi will cost around $ 528, and with Wi-Fi + 3 g – within 574 dollars.Previously people believed that the price of reader may reach $ 440, but these assumptions, as a species, have not been fulfilled.

Approaching its completion in autumn 2010, which means it's time to recall the Chrome OS presented last November with a mark "will be released next year".So much so that DigiTimes, citing sources among manufacturers of gadgets, informs about potential roadmap news with a new OS.

So, according to rumors, Google plans to use the same strategy as the Smartphone market, namely to produce your own gadget running the new operating system.Manufacturing netbooks for Google will Inventec, and the first batch will be limited to 60-70 thousands of gadgets. Sold, they will likely be through online stores.

Following the market should reach netbooks running Chrome OS from Acer and Hewlett-Packard (HP), and it should happen in December.Production of gadgets for the two companies will Quanta Computer. Asustek Computer has a limited role of the observer.

If predictions come true sources of the information we learn from DIGITIMES soon, but in any case, expect the official release of gadgets running Chrome OS, such as promised by the term "one year" and "less specific option in the second half of 2010" – both point to the next two months.