The Dulin PocketBook 360 has a 5 inch E-Ink Vizplex display and runs on a Samsung S3C2440 AL-40 400MHz CPU with Linux OS. It comes with 512MB of internal memory but has a MicroSD slot. Aside from it’s ergonomic looking design it also has a built-in accelerometer that will position the text in landscape or portrait format depending on how you’re holding it. It can read FB2, TXT, PDF, RTF, HTML, PRC, CHM, DJVU, DOC, EPUB and TCR formats and supports JPG, BMP, PNG and TIF image formats. It also includes RSS, calendar, notes, dictionary and clock functions and games like Sudoku, Chess, Solitaire and Ship Battle. It measures 4.6” x 5.5” x 0.39” and weighs 5.3 ounces.

The PocketBook 360 is currently up for sale for $240 on Dulin’s website along with the PocketBook 301 for $275. Dulin is also teasing thier upcoming eReader, the Boox, which looks to be the same product that Onyx showed off a few months ago.

Thanks to Slashgear where we saw the update and check out some video on the Dulin PocketBook 360 eReader here…