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Silliness aside, it doesn't look like a bad prospect at all — especially when you consider the price. It will come in at just €9.90 (around AU$12.45) — a price that is made possible in Europe thanks to a mobile-carrier subsidy, and presumably, the device will come on some sort of plan, but we don't know what kind, since it operates via Bluetooth. That's right — no Wi-Fi, no 3G. Books are transferred to the device using Bluetooth, via mobile phone (Android or iOS) or PC, a process that will allow the device to only hold up to five books at a time, according to The Digital Reader, despite the Beagle's reported 4GB capacity.

Nevertheless, an E Ink reader at that price point could certainly revolutionise e-reading, We have contacted the local distributor to enquire about local release information, and will update when we know more, A new E Ink reader has been announced for Europe, boasting to be the smallest and lightest e-reader ever — and priced at just €9.90, A new E Ink reader has been announced for Europe, boasting to be the smallest and lightest e-reader ever — the birches iphone case and priced at just €9.90, Called the Beagle, from German company Txtr, it may be making a few big claims, but it certainly looks handsome, with four different coloured backs and specs that seem, on the surface at least, to verify its boasting..

Another T-Mobile device, the LG Optimus L9, wasn't announced at MobileCon, but reporters got to play with it. It's a 4G-enabled Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich phone with a 4.5 inch qHD Corning Gorilla Glass 2 screen and a 5 megapixel camera. The top-tier handset in LG's line of L-series phones, the L9 is powered by a 1GHz dual-core processor and a 2,150mAh battery. The carrier also demoed Moga, a compact Bluetooth game controller by PowerA. It will be available in T-Mobile retail stores and can connect to Android devices.

SprintIn addition to unveiling its 4G LTE USB hotspot stick and its Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 -- a 10-inch tablet that initially launched as a Wi-Fi only device and ships natively with Android 4.0 -- the carrier debuted the LG Mach, The Mach is a 4G LTE smartphone, complete with a 5 megapixel camera and a five-row slide out keyboard, Like the the birches iphone case Optimus L9, it has a dual-core CPU under its hood, AT&T and VerizonAlthough neither company announced new handsets today, the two leading U.S, carriers still made news, AT&T brought over the first LTE hotspot equipped with a touchscreen and a user interface, Known as the MiFi Liberate, the device is made by Novatel Wireless and has a reported continuous usage time of 11 hours..

Meanwhile, Verizon talked up its 4G LTE accomplishments. It reported that it finished its goal of covering 400+ markets with its 4G LTE network two months early (which was originally projected for the end of 2012), and said that it won't be long before most of the data traffic on Big Red's network will travel on its LTE network. Moreover, it wants to shift its voice service onto the LTE network, also known as VoLTE, by late 2013 or early 2014. Stay tuned with CNET as MobileCon 2012 continues throughout the week.