Scope handsome, price also

Because I'm sitting all day in the office at the computer, I have a specific Android Reader with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wanted to sometimes be able to tap out at the beach with the Bluetooth keyboard a few lines. This also works really. For this ability I was willing to spend a few more Euros.
The time delay of the display makes it, however, somewhat strenuous, make corrections. The pen operation (no touch screen) is not directly conducive. With all these features and the screen size, it is to my knowledge, currently (still) the only on the market.
The whopping price was hoping for a flotteres response of the device to inputs. This is unfortunately not the case. The battery time is it rather eReader typical long. Exact figures I have to no measured.
The installed reader program can display PDF and various other controls and a feature called "PDF Reflow", which dismantled normal PDF pages in their parts of the text and in the classic-style Reader can display different zooms. The erhöhrt considerably the reading comfort. The contrast I find reading a book very well.
I also have a freeware Android office suite installed on it. Although the running slow but it works. Spreadsheet and word processing be served. Here you have to play a bit with the zoom until the document is to be read on the display well. Finally, I can be out there in the blazing sun and cozy touch to a work.

Only Angry Birds unfortunately no longer runs on Android 4.0. But who wants to play in black and white?

Conclusion: nice and big. Functionality is awesome. Pen, pace and price unfortunately not so.