Hanvon E-book Store Mode is Recognized, and N618 Wins the New Media Award at Australia CeBIT
By Hanvon, PRNETuesday, May 25, 2010
SYDNEY, May 26, 2010 - The Australia CeBIT Exhibition brings together many guests on May 25 as
the award ceremonies for eight awards, including the Excellent New Media
Award, Business Advantage Award and Excellent Technology Service Award. The
Hanvon N618 e-book reader, representing the leading technology in the
electronic reader industry, stands out from over 60 products with its
outstanding technology advantages and content services, won the Excellent New
Media Award.
Australia CeBIT is the leading information and communication technologies
exhibition in the world, and is also one of the global series exhibitions of
the renowned Hanover CeBIT expo. As the most influential electronic
technology products exhibition in the Southern hemisphere, Australia CeBIT
has attracted much attention from the industry since its inception in 2002,
and the number of professional attendees exceeded 150,000 in 2009.
According to the organizer, an entry for the Excellent New Media Award
can be an end product, a service platform or a company that provides an
innovative product or contents. The Hanvon e-book reader N618 was recognized
by the judges for embodying an all-new media form as it presents digital
books and newspaper to readers conveniently through a combination of the
product itself and content services through the Hanvon E-book Store.
As an all-new business model, the Hanvon wireless e-book store that
interfaces with Hanvon e-book readers has achieved initial success in its
operations in China. The e-book readers can be connected to Hanvon E-book
Store through WiFi, so users can download a large number of books for free,
or only pay a few yuan for one book for some popular ones. In addition, the
Hanvon Wireless E-book Store also offers free downloading of newspapers and
magazines, so that readers can read dozens of articles from national and
local newspapers as soon as possible. Some time ago, a popular book was
downloaded over 300 times in one day, which reflects the success of the
business mode. The Hanvon e-book reader is no longer a single-product
concept, but an all-new and convenient media form for cultural communication.
As a leading enterprise in the Chinese electronic reader industry, Hanvon
has developed a service mode that has a promising future. It signed an
agreement with the China Written Works Copyright Society on May 10 to further
enhance its content resources, and there are nearly 30,000 book categories in
the E-book Store. In terms of media, over 40 newspapers and 120 magazines,
including Jinghua Times and Global Times, have signed strategic partnership
agreements with Hanvon, and the numbers still keep increasing.
Hanvon has performed well and impressed people deeply on the
international stage, from the America CES in January, to the Hanover CeBIT in
March, to Australia CeBIT where it won the Excellent New Media Award. Hanvon
will develop a more intelligent screen form based on the e-book reader
product, i.e. "the forth screen" product that is a mobile, a computer and a
TV all in one. The product is user-friendly and interactive, and will
facilitate an innovative application experience enabling the user to access
information, entertainment and communication.
For further information, please contact:
Hua Jia Tel: +86-010-8278-6679 Email: huajia@hanwang.com.cn
Hua Jia, +86-010-8278-6679, huajia at hanwang.com.cn, for Hanvon
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