Los Angeles, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/18/2011 -- First, let's see the features of this 7" LCD E-book Multi Media Player with 4GB Memory and FM Radio

7" TFT panel, 800*600
Built-in 4GB flash
Built-in FM radio with FM frequency: 76~108MHz
Built-in loud speaker
Built-in microphone for voice recorder
With calendar function
USB port: USB 2.0
3.5mm jack audio-out interface
Built-in rechargeable 2100mAh lithium polymer battery

Price is amazing. I knew I wasn't going to get a mini ipad. I bought LCD E-book reader to ease a curiosity about a 7 inch tablet. I felt that was the perfect size for portability and the purchase confirmed that.

I haven't tested this thoroughly but it looks ok. Here is some basic feeling after the use:
The display seems a little awkward. Its resistive touch screen which means it can be used with a stylus, fingernail or fingertip.

Resistive doesn't have to mean awkward. Here's an example: you open up a function like play music, you get a scrolling list, when trying to scroll down the touch screen selects an unwanted item and loads it. It's so tricky to get this sensitivity right. It can take a few days. Even then it still doesn't always work.

The charge is for two hours. I haven't found this to be a massive problem. I use it at home and when I take it out its not so long.

It can get very hot if you don't power it off completely. This is also fiddly and temperamental.
Typing is really slow. It doesn't always register the press. It will probably get better as I get the knack of it. Portrait typing is the way to go with a device like this. The width is the same as a 3.5 inch device which is the limit for most hands.

It's so light I never thought to myself I can feel this device now it's getting heavy. It's amazingly easy to keep holding it. It's thinner than my htc hero phone. It's very easy to read from.

The device is fun to use once you feel you're getting a feel for its sensitivity. It's never going to match the latest generation of smart phones or the ipad for smooth, easy to use feel.

It's nice for viewing pictures.

What has also impressed me with this device is just how clear the screen is to read from. Internet pages are a pleasure to read. The supplied browser self adjusts most pages to fit the width of the device. It's impressive because it does exactly the same as my 3.2 inch phone. To jump from a 3.2 inch to a 7 inch screen is brilliant. I totally feel 7 inch is the perfect size.

It has a music player on it.

From my experience which is about 3 years with smart phones, going larger than 5 inches for everyday portability is too big. The Streak has been well thought out, tested thoroughly, trying out all form factors until realizing this size is the most optimal for portability.

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