Samsung still hasn’t committed to the grave launch date for a e-reader line it launched during CES, but a association narrowed down a launch date from “early 2010″ to “this spring” this morning — that creates clarity, saying as open has scarcely, uh, sprung. We’re usually hearing about a six-inch E6 at the impulse, along with the new Barnes and Noble partnership — we’re not certain anybody will pick a Samsung over a the renouned Nook, generally at the $399 cost point we heard during CES, though during slightest there’s the built-in calm ecosystem. Interestingly, we’re not conference anything about a 10-inch E10 or QWERTY-equipped E61, both of that would fill vast gaps in a B&N lineup, though we’re seeking out for some-more info — we’ll let you know. In the meantime, you can watch a video of all three devices right here.

Update: Samsung says a E6 will be $299 during launch, which is the nice small drop. As for a E10 as well as E61, all we’re hearing is which th ey “may be entrance soon,” so who knows what’s starting on.

Samsung announces E6 as well as E10 e-book readers during CES