Layout remains one of the last appeals of the traditional newspaper over its Internet counterpart--at least that's what U.K.-based [corrected] Plastic Logic is banking on with its new e-reader.

The company today is introducing a new, still unnamed, reader that utilizes the same E Ink technology that drives Amazon's Kindle and Sony's eReader. The device is larger than both of the aforementioned device--"the size of a piece of copier paper," according to The New York Times--and can store hundreds of newspaper, book, and document pages.

Plastic Logic's reader is set to go on sale next year. A list of publishing companies set to provide content for the device will be announced at next year's CES.