• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to site footer

Submit your local news to MyCapeTown HERE

  • WordPress
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  • Bluesky
My Cape Town

My Cape Town

Cape Town Community News and Events

  • Events
  • Daily News
  • Submit News
  • Dam Levels
  • Stratlec Shop
You are here: Home / Business / Back in Black with the gobii eReader

Back in Black with the gobii eReader

31 July 2012 by Alan
gobii eReader

The new gobii eReader exclusively available from Kalahari.com is back and this time in black. Priced at R899.95, the device is set to take the local consumer market by storm again.

And just when you thought that was it, the new gobii eReader comes with a special offer to get your eReading experience off to a perfect start: For every gobii 7″ Colour LCD eReader purchased, you get a R160 eBook voucher.

The gobii is full colour and has audio and video playback, with an impressive screen quality, and comes with free stereo earphones. Plus it’s LED backlit so reading at night is a breeze. The gobii eReader is proving popular with parents as the device does not have internet access and therefore offers a controlled and safe multi-media experience.

Finally, from a capacity stand point, the eReader has an impressive 4GB Internal storage for up to 6000 ebooks or 1000 music tracks, supports Adobe DRM PDF and ePub ebook formats as well as microSD Card slot (supports up to 16GB microSDHC card).

Related: gobii Leatherette Cover for 7

Category: Business

you may also love

Finish Great

Finish Great Cape Town, – KWV, an award-winning, proudly South African brand, has been named as one of the World’s Top …

Bag a Career in Transnet at the V&A

Transnet National Ports Authority is on a drive to take the ports to the people by hosting educative career exhibitions …

How to choose the right rental agent

Buy-to-let properties frequently offer exceptional returns on investment, but they also take a fair amount of time and effort …

Implications of persistent drought in the Western Cape

The agricultural sector has overall survived the worst of the recent drought that gripped the country over the past three …

About Alan

Previous Post:International jazz greats for GIPCA’s Music in the City
Next Post:Die Heuwels Fantasties raise funds for People Living with Cancer

Copyright © 2026 · My Cape Town · All Rights Reserved · Powered by Reach Trust