Mirasol Color E-Reader Display Demo at CES 2012

By PCWorld Video, PCWorld Jan 11, 2012 12:07 PM

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Qualcomm's Mirasol e-reader displays are power-efficient color screens that can last days on a single charge and play video in full color. Check out our sneak peek at the latest model on the show floor at CES 2012.

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