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PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT 10 eBooks www.BandH.com eDGe Dualbook TheBook eReader eReader & Android Tablet in one Device 7” Novel Multimedia Reader • Read books in multiple formats • 9.7” reader for • 7” color LCD touch screen • 7” color display screen eBooks and notes • Android OS • Audio player, picture and video viewing • 10.1” color touch • 2GB Memory screen tablet • 2GB memory with SD card slot • SD card slot • 3GB memory • Wi-Fi with full web browsing capability • Wi-Fi and USB 2.0 • Virtual keyboard • Full Qwerty keyboard • Text, Photo, Video & Audio • Wi-Fi 802.11b/g + Bluetooth • Read-out-Loud text to speech function • Full virtual keyboard • Webcam and audio recorder via built-in speaker • Android AppsLib function • SD card slot, two USB ports • 150 preloaded eBooks • Access Barnes & Noble • Landscape or portrait viewing with zooming capabilities • Portrait or landscape viewing (tablet) Online Bookstore TheBook with leather carrying case (AUEBA701)...............129.95 In Black (ENEDBRB), Blue (ENEDBRBL) or Red (ENEDBR) ............499 #PAR70E200....................................................................149.95 Pocket eDGe Dualbook LIBRE eBook Reader PRO eReader & Android Tablet in one Device PRS-350PC Reader Pocket Edition • 6” reader for • 5” ePaper Display • 5” paper-like touch screen display eBooks and notes • Easy navigation between books and • Intuitive navigation • 7” color touch pages, bookmark or auto page turn screen tablet • Built-In dictionaries and translators • Adjustable font and type size • 3GB memory and • Read in multiple formats • Landscape or Portrait mode MicroSD Slot • Highlighting and note taking • Built-in MP3 Player • Supports e-books, • 6 adjustable font sizes • Supports multiple photo, audio and text web, photos, email • 8 levels of grayscale formats • Record audio and video • 1GB free online storage space • Reader library software for Mac and PC • SD memory card slot • Flexible hinge and rotating screens • Read for two weeks on full charge • Includes 100 Free eBooks and 2GB SD card • Connect USB keyboard or thumb drive • 2GB internal flash memory can store 1200 books In Black (ALAEBK01F) or White (ALAEBK01WF) ......................99.95 • Make notes and pictures with stylus • Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth #ALAEBKC01F (Deluxe Leather Travel Case for Libre) ...............19.95 #ENPEDBB.......................................................................319.95 In Silver (SOPRS350SC) or Pink (SOPRS350PC)....................179.95 Libre I Color eBook Reader Next2 Tablet 7” eBook Reader PRS-650PC Reader Touch Edition • 7” Color TFT-LCD display • eBook reader with 7” color display Step-up features from the PRS-350PC: • Adjustable font size & screen rotation • Android OS • 2GB Internal Memory • 6" touch screen panel that enables • Bookmarks & auto page turn • SD/MMC card slot quick, intuitive navigation, page turning, • Read books, magazines & newspapers • Wi-Fi connectivity highlighting and note taking with the • Store & play video, audio, photos swipe of a finger or using the included • Photo, video & audio playback • Crisp, vivid 800 x 480 resolution stylus pen. •Third-party application support • Integrated 2GB memory & MP3 player • Built-in audio player—MP3 and AAC • Embedded Borders BookStore • SD card slot for extra storage audio files (requires headphones), •Battery level indicator and low • Built-in speaker and G-Sensor • Expandable memory via MemoryStick level warning • Preloaded with 25 free Ebooks PRO Duo media and SD memory card slots. #ALAEBK07FS..................................................................109.95 #NENEXT2 ............................................................................145 In Black or Red................................................................229.95 Archos 70c eReader Next3 Tablet 8.4” eBook Reader VEB620 6” eBook Reader • 7” color TFT resistive touchscreen • eBook reader with 8.4” • Reads like a paper book, even in (800 x 480) display color display bright sunlight—in vertical or • Android 2.1 Eclair OS • Android OS • SD/MMC card slot horizontal rotation. • Internal 4GB Memory • 2GB Internal Memory • Earphone jack allows use as MP3 player • SD card slot • Wi-Fi connectivity • Read over 8,000 pages on a full charge • Wi-Fi and USB 2.0 connectivity • Photo, video & audio playback • 2GB of internal memory and • Text, photo, video and audio playback • Third-party application support SD card slot • Web browser, e-mail & AppsLib • Embedded Borders BookStore • Multiple language options • Built-In speaker • Preloaded with 25 free Ebooks • Adjustable Font Size • Compatible with Windows & Mac • Built-in speaker and 4-way G-Sensor • Multiple Page Turn Options #AR70CER.......................................................................149.95 #NENEXT3 ............................................................................165 #VIVEB620.......................................................................149.95 PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT 11 800-947-4414|212-444-6692 Quick Dial: 94 Portable Audio & Video Players iPod shuffle iPod classic Archos Key World’s Smallest Digital Need Space? How is 160GB Incredibly small, the Archos Music Player (2GB) Key is an MP3 player featuring • 2.5” color LCD with LED backlight Clickable “ring” buttons and 4GB of storage for up 2,000 • Holds up to 25,000 photos, or 150 hours VoiceOver technology let you easily songs and microSD expansion for even more. It features a 96 x of video or 30,000 songs navigate music and playlists without 40 LCD screen, integrates an FM radio and FM transmitter and ever looking at the iPod shuffle. • Genius feature finds the songs in your has a built-in voice recorder. Runs 10 hours on a single battery. Has an all-aluminum enclosure with a built-in clip and comes in library that go great together and makes #ARK4 ..............................................................................24.99 five brilliant colors. 15 hours of music on a single battery charge. a Genius playlist for you. Clip it to your shirt, jacket, workout gear or purse strap, and it • 36-hour audio battery life, fast-charge in 2 hours (charges up to stays put — whether running an errand or around the track. 80% of battery capacity) ARCHOS 28 In Blue (APIPS2BL), Green (APIPS2G), Pink (APIPS2P), Orange 160GB iPod classic with earphones 2.8” Android Pocket Internet Tablet (APIPS2O), Silver (APIPS2S)..................................................46.99 in Black (APIPODC160B) or Silver (APIPODC160S).........................Call • Pocket-sized with smooth user interface, 3D graphical accelerator and Wi-Fi connectivity. • 2.8” touchscreen display iPod nano With Multi-Touch Interface (6th Generation) • Music, video and photo player Multi-Touch interface lets you navigate music by simply tapping or swiping a finger on the display. Polished • Fast web browsing and email application aluminum and glass enclosure with a built-in clip, makes it instantly wearable. Features Genius Mixes to • 4GB built-in memory • USB host create and edit playlists, built-in FM radio with live pause and 24 hours of music playback on fully charged • Home streaming with UPnP and Samba battery. Clip it onto your workout clothing, touch your music and start your workout. A built-in pedometer • Download games & apps from AppsLib store makes it easy to track your steps and supports Nike + iPod so you track runs and workouts. • Windows, Mac, Linux compatible 8GB: In Blue (APIPODN68BL), Green (APIPODN68G), Orange 16GB: In Blue (APIPODN616BL), Green (APIPODN616G), #AR284 ..............................................................Call or Log-on (APIPODN68O), Pink (APIPODN68P), Graphite (APIPODN68GR) or Orange (APIPODN616O), Pink (APIPODN616P), Silver (APIPODN68S) .........................................................134.95 Graphite (APIPODN616GR) or Silver (APIPODN616S) .............162.99 ARCHOS 32 3.2”Android Internet Tablet iPod touch State-of-the-Art Fun (4th Generation) Step-up features from the the Archos 28: Packed with incredible features including FaceTime video calling, HD video recording, 3-axis gyro, • 3.2” touchscreen iOS 4.1 and Game Center—all combined in the thinnest and lightest iPod touch ever. Stunning 3.5” 960 x 640 widescreen Multi-Touch Retina™ display makes everything look even more incredible. • 8GB internal flash memory • Take photos or shoot 720p HD video • Front-facing camera and mic let you make FaceTime video calls over Wi-Fi. With just a tap of the FaceTime app, you can call other new iPod touch or iPhone 4 users. • Adjust the page size to an article by double- tapping on it or rotating the tablet. • Rear-facing camera lets you record720p HD video wherever you are and share it via email, MobileMe and YouTube. With the optional iMovie app, users can combine movie clips, add • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity dynamic transitions and themes and include photos and music—right on the iPod touch. • Connect to a mobile phone equipped with 3.5G and Bluetooth and you can access the • Voice Control giving you the ability to control music playback with spoken commands. Voice Memo lets you record any audio you want web anytime and anywhere. No need to pay an extra fee when using the supplied Apple Earphones with remote and mic or an external mic. you already have a data service plan. 8GB (APIPODT48) .............................Call 32GB (APIPODT432) ....................274.99 64GB (APIPODT464) ....................364.95 #AR32A...........................................................................129.95 ARCHOS 43 4.3” Android Internet
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