Binatone ReadMe Mobile e-book reader

Binatone ReadMe Mobile slimline e-book reader features, specs and review

Today at Test and Review blog we are going to take a closer look at a cheap but very capable e-book reader from Binatone. The 7-inch ReadMe Mobile offers plenty of usable features and nice, sleek design.

Binatone ReadMe Mobile specifications:

7-inch colour screen with qwerty keypad and touch sensitive navigation key
Screen resolution - 800 x 480 pixels
Built-In Memory - 2GB
Android Home operating system
2G internal memory
MP3 / MP4 / JPEG Playback
Supported file types: TXT, PDF, HTML, CHM, RTF, FB2, EPUB, TCR, OPEN E-BOOK, OPEN READER and MOBI
DRM compatible
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
6 hours reading time
Bookmark facility
Built in music player
Volume control
USB 2.0 connection
Rechargeable Lithium-ion

7" Binatone ReadMe Mobile e-book reader review - video

Binatone ReadMe Mobile price - around £80

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