Sony’s Reader goes touchscreen with the PRS-700
Nick | Oct 03, 2008 | Comments 0
Sony’s got a new Reader in the PRS-700 and that Reader, it’s got a touchscreen. Simply slide your dirty, smudge-inducing finger across the six-inch screen and watch as the e-inked pages magically turn, just like a real book. Or use that same finger to enter notes and/or highlight text. There’s also a stylus for people like me who have weird issues with touchscreens. And for those of you who like to read
Total weight is 10 ounces, battery life’s good for more than eight hours, and storage should top out at around 350 books (plus anything else you can fit into the SD card or Memory Stick expansion slots).
The Reader will set you back around $400 sometime in November.
Original article: Sony’s Reader goes touchscreen with the PRS-700 From crunchgear
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