
PocketBook has recently made a new announcement regarding a color e-reader – yes, again! But this time, the PocketBook Color Note is generating a lot of buzz and could potentially change the game.
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PocketBook has recently made a new announcement regarding a color e-reader – yes, again! But this time, the PocketBook Color Note is generating a lot of buzz and could potentially change the game.
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The year 2024 has been rich in innovations for the European brand Pocketbook. Among the new e-readers, there are some very interesting color models that will allow readers to fully enjoy their ebooks, comic books, and mangas.
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Rumors are heating up about Amazon potentially releasing two new e-readers soon: a new Kindle Paperwhite and a new Kindle Scribe (in color!).
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The reMarkable company has just unveiled its new large-format e-reader, the reMarkable Paper Pro.
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The French company Vivlio will soon launch an all-new large-screen color e-reader: the Vivlio InkPad Color 3.
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Let’s get straight to the point: digital reading and e-readers are experiencing a revival in 2024. The launch of the Crema Pebble e-reader in Korea is a testament to this, even though there is a noticeable lack of innovation.
The Crema Pebble is an e-reader introduced by the Korean online bookstore Yes24, one of the largest in the country.
Now, when I say “new”, it's worth noting that the Crema brand has been offering e-readers for a few years, including the Crema Motif. However, to be honest, I didn't expect it to last.
Like Vivlio in France, Nook in the USA, or Tolino in Germany, the Crema Pebble targets a local audience and has no greater ambition than to convince Yes24 customers to transition to digital reading with a device tailored specifically for Korean users and readers.
What’s surprising, though, is that the Crema Pebble is uniquely designed. It features entirely new hardware, making it distinct from other e-readers.
This stands in contrast to developments in other countries in recent years, where:
This e-reader boasts a 6-inch black and white E Ink display with fairly standard specifications and runs on Android 11.
Its weight of 139 grams is very impressive, placing it among the lightest in its category.
Currently, no availability has been announced outside of Korea, and the e-reader is expected to launch in early September 2024 for around $160.

There’s an intriguing rumor circulating among enthusiasts and experts in the e-reader community, and I’m part of it: Amazon may be planning to release a new entry-level Kindle e-reader soon.
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Color e-readers with a 7-inch display featuring the latest generation screens (Kaleido 3) are still relatively rare in the market. That’s why I’m offering a comparison between the Kobo Libra Colour and the Onyx Boox Go Color 7.
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The Pocketbook Verse e-reader is now one of the best affordable e-readers available. But what are the differences compared to its predecessor, the Pocketbook Touch Lux 5?
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It’s no longer a secret, but we now have confirmation that the next color e-reader from the French brand Vivlio will be called the Vivlio Light HD Color – and we also know its price.
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