Summary: The BeBook Neo brings to the table very little that we haven't seen elsewhere. It’s basically the same six inch eReader all over again (like the Kindle or Nook), only a...
Pros: International compatibility through built-in Wi-Fi, Fast processor, High variety of compatible file formats
Cons: High-priced relative to its competitors (can reach up to more than twice the price in Australia), Not many online customer reviews, No dedicated bookstore, Not an esta...
Summary: At £279 the BeBook Neo is one of the more expensive models on the market, and we’d probably shy towards a cheaper book reader considering we didn’t really find
Excerpt: Dutch company Endless Ideas thinks so and has introduced the BeBook eBook reader. As well as supporting a wide range of formats, including: EPUB, PDF (including Adobe...
Excerpt: Of particular interest are the BeBook Neo's two marquee features: a Wacom touchscreen and Wi-Fi support. Before we get to those. Let's look at some of the basics.