Argosy EBK Card Specifications
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Specification
• Support standard EBK file format for
"eBook reader".
• It is only 1/3 of the size of a PC card.
• High capacity storage medium. Storing as pure
word format (21 x 21 word format), each 1MB
holds 1000~2000 pages or 45~47 million
characters; storing as picture format, each
1MB holds about 60 pages
(16.5KB per page or so).
• Support 3.3 voltage
• Low power consumption, saving battery life
EBK Card
EBK Storage Card
Features
Memory Size
Data Storage Retention
Working Voltage:
Power Consumption
Dimension
Weight
Working Temperature
Working Humidity
Up to 128MB
10 years
2.7V ~ 3.6V
- Sleeping/Off 10uA (Normal) 50uA (Max)
- Reading/Writing 10mA (Normal) 20mA (Max. rate)
43"x1.68"x0.13"(36.4mmx42.8mmx3.3mm)
6.5g
0°C~ 60°C
20 % ~ 85 %RH
eBoook
Optical
Device
External
HardDrive
I/O Card
Windows
XP
Windows
ME
Windows
2000
Windows
98SE
EBK Storage Card, a storage medium with high
capacity, which is designed particularly for "eBook
reader". Its frame adopts CF card format, and it
uses "NAND type flash memory" as its memory
resource. It features high storage volume, cheap
price, easy keeping and storage, repeated use,
dropping durability, easy carrying, and low power
consumption.
Data in EBK format can be downloaded through a
download cable from a PC's COM port to an EBK
storage card ready in the card slot of an "eBook
reader". An EKB storage card of 16MB can store
approximately 30 volumes of current besting-
selling novels. It will no longer be just an old
Chinese saying that Man can walk a thousand
miles and read a thousand books in the mean time.