Plastic Logic has announced that it has ceased development on its Que ProReader as a result of the market dramatically changing.

The device, which had a 10.7-inch screen, was designed to be more than just your average ereader - it was geared...

While most ebook readers will offer you the chance to read a book, the Plastic Logic Que proReader takes a different approach - it's more geared to reading the newspaper, letting you check your email and calendar. But will it work? We got hands-on...

Another year and another CES is over, but what were the best gadgets shown in Las Vegas? What should you look forward to and what should you be putting on your Christmas list for 2010 right now?

Here are Stuart Miles' top five gadgets of the...

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Plastic Logic has launched its Que proReader, and Pocket-lint was on hand to grab some photos. The device, despite its glassy looks, is made of plastic and features a 10.7-inch touchscreen for interacting...

Cambridge based company, Plastic Logic, is hoping to shake up the ebook reader market with the launch of the QUE proReader at CES in Las Vegas.

The new device claims to be more than an "eReader" and promises to provide "a premium reading experience...

Plastic Logic is hyping up the launch of its already-announced, but not detailed, QUE ebook reader which it calls "the world's first proReader".

7 January at the CES show in Vegas is the date that all will be revealed, and Plastic Logic...

Barnes & Noble is expected to launch a new ebook, called the Nook, today in New York according to sources who've seen a yet unannounced advert.

According to both the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, the device will feature a colour...

Plastic Logic has announced a new ebook reader, the "Que", that's due to be launched at the CES show in January 2010.

Describing the device as the first "proReader" designed for business professionals, the Que wants to "connect its users...

Barnes & Noble will announced details of its own e-Reader next week, the company has confirmed.

Invites are slowly making their way to journalists asking them to join them to a "major event in the company's history".

The Wall Street...

American bookseller Barnes & Noble has revealed it is to offer an ebook reader with a colour screen as early as spring next year.

The revelation was made on video to JBruinSan and concerns an unnamed Plastic Logic device.

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A Cambridge-based company is "months away" from launching an e-ink reader with a flexible screen, according to The Times. Plastic Logic reckons that it'll be able to have a product in the market in early 2009.

The company has spent a decade...

Plastic Logic, the company behind the new exclusive Barnes and Noble ereader announced earlier in the week, has said that it will follow Apple in the US by signing an exclusive agreement with AT&T.

The news means the yet released ebook...

Barnes and Noble has announced that it will go up against Amazon and its Kindle ebook with the launch of the Barnes and Noble eBookstore and a new ebook reader.

The new offering, which will bring some 700,000 titles to customers keen to read,...

Plastic Logic has previewed its E-Ink-based e-book reader solution, that it expects to bring to market in the first half of next year.

Offering a "stunning" form factor, measuring 8.5 by 11-inches, the flexible Plastic Logic reader features...