Introducing Readmoo’s Foldable E-Ink Tablet Innovation
Friday, April 18, 2025, 10:20 am
Two reports detail the debut of Readmoo’s innovative mooInk V—the world’s first foldable e-reader that transforms traditional reading experiences by combining the convenience of a paperback with the modern functionality of digital reading. The stories focus on the device’s flexible display design, its high-end features, and the potential impact on the e-book market, marking a significant technological breakthrough in portable reading devices.
Readmoo's mooInk V offers the convenience of a paperback with the likely expense of a folding display.
At first glance, the mooInk V from Taiwan-based company Readmoo looks like one of the early prototypes of a folding phone. But it's actually an e-reader that can bend, much like Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold series and similar devices.Read Entire Article
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