There are rumors that Amazon are planning a new Kindle, to be available before christmas 2009. It will have a larger e ink display. The Kindle 2 has a 6" diagonal E Ink display, 600 x 800 pixels at 167 ppi, 16-level gray scale.

Kindle 2

The only problem? a larger e ink display will be much more expensive... The current Kindle 2.0 costs 360$.

MOTO dev group (not affiliated with Motorola...) have built a concept phone - running Google's Android OS with an E Ink display. It's just a prototype, but they have a nice video:

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the Hearst Corp has its own E-reader planned for 2010.

Apart from also using E Ink, which Hearst invested in, and a similar flexible display technology, we don't know much about it because Hearst isn't saying much. We're pretty sure the technology comes from FirstPaper, a "stealth startup," backed by Hearst.