Interead COOL-ER 3G e-reader now supports AT&T 3G Mobile Broadband Service

Wednesday, December 16, 2009, 7:26
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beam-COOL-ER-FAN Interead has made the online readers cool. The company has come up with its much hyped e-reader, which supports multiple languages and enables reading of the digital content with utmost comfort. Christened as COOL-ER 3G e-reader, the latest reader comes with AT&T 3G mobile broadband service. The Interead reader boasts of reading books written in different languages attracting users from several countries in the world.

The successor of COOL-ER, the COOL-ER 3G e-reader will be available in the market along with Wi-Fi and 3G facilities. That’s why it is rightly dubbed as connected COOL-ER e-reader.

The COOL-ER 3G e-reader is expected to be made available in line with WiFi and 3G services. The COOL-ER has its first release all over the world in May this year. The e-reader can be availed in eight elegant colors. It is said to offer support for every language, almost all languages. The hi-tech digital reader has the ability to read languages, such as; English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Russian and Japanese. It can also read the books written in Traditional and Simplified Chinese.

The highly portable Interad e-reader comes with the weight of just 5.5 ounces. Thus, the customers can carry it wherever they like and read digital contents enjoyably. The grand e-reader is also capable of reading books available in e-book formats.

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The upgraded COOL-ER has been made available this month. QVC is now marketing the device, which attracts diversified customers because of its ability to read contents written in several languages.

To attract the customers, Interad has teamed up with AT&T to provide content over 3G network. As known widely, AT&T’s 3G network is the fastest in the USA. It has millions of users.

Interead has also joined hands with NewspaperDirect to bring nearly 1,300 newspapers and magazines for the COOL-ER e-readers.

The brand new COOL-ER e-readers will hit the market during mid-2010.