Dubbed the High Speed Ink System (HSIS), the technology will debut with the Cybook Odyssey, due out in Europe in the "coming weeks", Bookeen said.Source: The Register
Alas, it hasn't said much about HSIS, other than noting it is indeed based on E Ink's technology but is "faster, more responsive and more fluid" than E Ink's current screen, Pearl, found in Amazon's Kindles and Sony's Readers.
Bookeen Odyssey eReader promises LCD-like responsiveness
Posted on Monday, October 10 2011 @ 21:36 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Bookeen teases the Odyssey, a new eReader with High Speed Ink System (HSIS) technology. The company says its based on E Ink's technology and boasts it's able to deliver the responsiveness of LCD tablets like the iPad.
The device is expected to ship within a couple of weeks.