Just two months ago Chinese e-reader manufacturer Ntronix filed the FCC for an unnamed digital reader. All details about the specifications of this e-reader remained under an embargo, but it was last week when it expired.
While we do not completely know who this device belongs to, we now know exactly what we will be able to stick with when it is launched and the name is revealed. The E60Q62 is a digital reader with 6,8 inch which has both infrared and a touch screen with Stylus as well as a front light as the manual suggests.
We do not know nor the features in the software and not even the operating system you have, since the manual is sparse on details and really puts the focus on using the stylus to take notes. A feature that will surely encourage many to be behind everything that happens with this e-reader.
From Netronix you can know part of the technical specifications of this product in which there is a Freescale CPU at a clock speed of 1 GHz with Fi-Fi and a 1.500 mAh battery. The resolution of the screen is 1440 x 1808 and in relation to the internal memory it has 4 GB expandable through a microSD card. Netronix also mentions both the weight, at 290 grams, and the dimensions, at 128mm x 176mm x 9,7mm.
The ideas about the company that would be behind this e-reader device, goes from Kobo to Barnes & Noble. It is the latter that already has its FCC and the former has several e-readers that would be included in its portfolio. It should be mentioned that Kobo ereaders usually carry a code number that refers to the name of the Kobo and follows a very particular pattern that cannot be found on this device.