SOL has released its first VR e-book

SOL announced the launch of its new product, the Sol Reader VR e-book. It combines the functions of VR glasses and traditional e-readers. The glasses are equipped with screens based on electronic ink. This allows you to read books with maximum comfort and for your eyes and economical use of battery power. The hybrid boasts backlighting with customizable color temperature. The displays will be protected from direct sunlight, making it possible to effectively use LEDs even at low power. The battery life of the device is about 25 hours. The hybrid also has a fast charging function. The Sol Reader comes with a remote control that connects to the device via Bluetooth and allows you to turn pages and adjust the brightness. Books can be downloaded via smartphone in ePUB format. Sol Reader is available in 4 colors and is priced at $399

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South Korean schools introduce smart AI textbooks

This year, LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics started developing multi-functional smart AI textbooks. They will support subtitling and translation into different languages. South Korea's Ministry of Education has unveiled a “Plan to Promote Digital Textbooks with AI” that will take effect from the beginning of 2025. Under the plan, math, Korean and English, and computer science will be taught

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