The first folding e-reader is smaller than a paperback

The Chinese company Readmoo has been the first to present the ebook reader that looks more like a book, with folding screen in full color.

The first folding e-reader is smaller than a paperback

Readmoo’s mooInk V is an 8-inch e-reader that can be folded in half making it smaller than a paperback.

A necessarily high-end model which uses the E Ink Gallery 3.

Nine years of development to bend the unbendable. It seems like a paradox, but that is exactly what Taiwanese Readmoo has just achieved with its mooInk V, the first foldable e-reader in history. A device that, at first glance, could be mistaken for a foldable smartphone, but which hides a completely different soul. The foldable e-reader, whether you are interested in the article or not, is a turning point: it is not just a question of a flexible…

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