SV-100B ELECTRONIC PAPER

Brother Industries Ltd., a Japanese electronic company, recently introduced its latest product called SV-100B Electronic Paper which is a mobile device designed to store up to 10,000 documents.
This high-performing electronic document viewer is ideal for professionals and students since the device will allow them to carry around important files anywhere they go.

“Professional workers including doctors, lawyers, engineers, teachers, and architects can use SV-100B Electronic Paper to make their lives comfortable since they will no longer have to carry around bulky documents and files”, the Brother Industries said.
Designed specifically for mobile users, the company made sure that the electronic paper is very compact. It measures 202.8 (L) x 139.4 (W) x 15.5 (D) mm and weighs approximately 600 g, making this device very handy.
One of the main highlights of the document viewer is the long battery life. Because it only consumes power every time users turn the page, a single battery charge can approximately last 83 hours. (When the page is not switched, the system barely consumes energy).
This device uses Electronic Ink Technology which does not require backlighting. Another advantage of this technology is that it is viewable in different lighting conditions, from dim-lit rooms to bright outdoor light.
Another impressive feature is the security system which allows users to encrypt their data, thus protecting sensitive files in case the memory card gets lost. In terms of memory capacity, the electronic paper has 2-gigabyte microSD card that allows users to store up to 10,000 documents with the size of A4.
The mobile device has also been designed to support Bluetooth Technology. With this feature, the SV-100B can display text messages from handsets, personal digital assistant (PDA) devices, and other electronic media which support Bluetooth connectivity. To enjoy this feature, a separate device will be needed for this function.
The Japanese company said the SV-100B will be introduced in the US market before the year ends. Meanwhile, it did not provide the exact pricing details.