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The Jetbook K12 is the first educational reader put out by Ectaco! It is loaded with software that should benefit a diligent young scholar to learn about everything from the Periodic Table to S.A.T. Prep Courses. Is the K12 really justifiable at the $399 price-tag to be a relevant piece of technology for the modern student?

Hardware

The Jetbook K12 e-Reader sports a 5 inch TFT LCD screen with a resolution of 640×540 and 16 levels of greyscale. You have 150 MB of built in memory and you can further enhance it up to 16 GB via the Micro USB card. The RAM is enough for what the unit is at 64MB SDRAM and seems to load programs fairly quickly with the SamSung S3C2450 533MHz Processor.

The K12 is powered via the Mini USB cable that comes with the device and has a portable dock that can also be powered. The cables are really weird with this device because the cable to power your unit has a built in splitter to power the accompanied virtual pen. The pen is one of the most interesting pieces of technology we have ever seen shipped with an e-reader. You can think of the pen as a virtual scanner that allows you to highlight notes or passages in physical books and the text is imported automatically into the Jetbook K12. You can then save the notes in a TXT format and saves it to the memory. This should be a very good way to easily highlight the most relevant passages in a textbook. This is quaint because of instead of reading the chapter for a upcoming text you can just turn on your reader and see the notes you scanned. The Pen seems to capture the information fairly effectively but you have to be meticulous and take your time.

Источник:Good E-Reader (blog)