Sony launches new touch-enabled E-Ink PRS-T2 Reader
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Sony's new Reader features a 6-inch, 600 x 800 pixel resolution E-Ink Pearl V220 antiglare touch screen with a 16-level gray scale
Sony's new 6-inch touchscreen e-Reader benefits from more paper-like page turns, with improved continuous page turns and a smoother in and out pinch zoom
The PRS-T2 comes pre-loaded with two English language and four translation dictionaries and supports ePub, PDF and TXT e-book formats, as well as JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP image formats
The PRS-T2 can upload short passages direct to Facebook over Wi-Fi, and features some choice selections from the Evernote suite of online notetaking and archiving tools
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Sony says that its new 6-inch touchscreen e-Reader benefits from more paper-like page turns, an E-Ink display that's been optimized for long-term, ad-free reading and a splattering of social features. The Sony Reader PRS-T2 also comes with 2GB of onboard storage (with about 1.3GB available for use after initial setup) and microSD media card expansion and includes the company's public library lending feature allows library card holders to wirelessly borrow free e-books from over 15,000 public libraries in the U.S.
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