Yinlips? Not sure about that name. Certainly unforgettable. Honestly, say it: Yinlips. Now shut your eyes and repeat it. See what I mean? Yinlips. Sure it’s the company name, but would you call their device an eBook reader if you could call it a Yinlips? Read the ubergizmo.com story about the new eBook Reader from Yinlips.
So, to the point, I mention a new eBook Reader with an iPad look in the title. The difference is this one fits the eBook bill because it has an E Ink display in a iPad clone platform. It’s built for eBooks though. Frankly, iPad’s launch spent such a short amount of time on its eBook or iBook functions that it really just seemed like an afterthought to the over-sized video, audio and game device.
There is a lot of criticism of iPad’s design. I think that’s just displaced frustration. It’s what it doesn’t do that has people pissed. The Yinlip eBook Reader might very well present the design in a different light because it delivers on its promise. I think it would be hard to criticize the Yinlips hardware if its main function is to provide an uncluttered and easy-to-view screen for eBook reading.
