Plastic Logic is raising $700 million to open a new factory in Russia that will produce “next-generation plastic displays.” The company had… Read More »
Filling a CES booth with avid potential buyers and oohing-ahing spectators turned out to be a lot easier for Plastic Logic than actually shi… Read More »
Updated: Plastic Logic, the maker of the very delayed Que proReader, apparently may be on the block. Backer Hermann Hauser of VC firm Amadeu… Read More »
Another e-reader company is finding it more difficult than expected to deliver devices. Pre-order customers for the Plastic Logic Que proRea… Read More »
We’ve known all along that Plastic Logic’s Que, with its 8.5″ x 11″ form factor aimed at business users, would go for a heftier price than m… Read More »
When Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) introduced the second-gen Kindle earlier this year, it had no competition in the wireless e-reader category. By the… Read More »
Barnes & Noble will sell Plastic Logic’s Que in stores and online when the “proReader” launches in early 2010. The Que, a notebook-paper siz… Read More »
AT&T To Provide Data Connectivity For Plastic Logic’s E-Reader; More AT&T Network Overload
By Rafat Ali
Jul. 22, 2009, 9:20am
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Plastic Logic’s upcoming e-reader — they better come up with a more catchy name– will get wireless connectivity from AT&T (NYSE: T), repor… Read More »
Given all the Kindle 2.0 fanfare, you’d think competitors would have held off on making major announcements today — but not Plastic Logic,… Read More »
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