Paper thin: Plastic Logic's e-reader is as thick as six credit cards. Credit: Plastic Logic From Technology Review:
The company hopes to carve out a niche with its touch-based interface.
It's still early days for e-readers, and consumers can only choose between a few chunky-looking models. But by next year, Plastic Logic, based in Cambridge, U.K., will start selling a sleek e-reader that's the size of a standard sheet of paper and as thin as about six credit cards, and weighs less than a pound. The design of the device could help win over some customers, but Steven Glass, head of user experience at Plastic Logic, believes that the user interface developed for the device will play just as crucial a role.
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