BeBook Neo

This e-ink-powered e-book reader has Wacom digitising and an impressive web browser.

The Neo's Wacom stylus support is too laggy to be useful and increases both its weight and price, making it poor value

If you're looking for an elegant, full-featured e-reader, the BeBook Neo offers a smart and stylish reading experience. Like many good things, though, it comes at a price.

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. The BeBook Neo has 512MB of built-in memory and offers support for the following formats:...

Electronic book readers are widespread enough these days that you can pick and choose between them on the basis of more than simply their ability to present text on screen. The BeBook Neo adds in a ...

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 ourselves using the key features it offered. Although it’s a good device, we’d...

Y otro lector de libros electrónicos más que se presenta, en esta ocasión de la mano de BeoBook, marca que ya nos ha presentado varias opciones de estos productos y que vuelve a la carga con un elegante nuevo modelo en blanco llamado BeBook Neo.

De experts zijn in ieder geval meer dan gemiddeld positief over de BeBook Neo. Er zijn E-readers die volgens deskundigen beter zijn, maar er zijn er meer die slechter worden beoordeeld. Controleer eens de prijskwaliteitsscore om te zien of je waar voor...

De BeBook Neo komt stevig over, mede dankzij zijn achterkant van aluminium. De vormgeving is simpel gehouden: u bedient het apparaat grotendeels met de grote ronde knop die uit twee cirkels en een middenknop bestaat. Het touchscreen van BeBook Neo...

I went for the Onyx Boox version of the device (www.onyxboox.com) for AU$310 delivered to Australia. Doesn't come with a manual physical or electronic, but found one here: