Sony 6" E-Ink Screen Wi-Fi Touch Reader $119.20, Kobo Mini 5" Wi-Fi Reader $63 Delivered @ JB

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Last edited 29/03/2013 - 01:33

Sony 6" E-Ink Screen Wi-Fi Touch Reader $119.20 Delivered, Kobo Mini 5" Wi-Fi Reader $63 Delivered @ JB

Sony Features

Weighing just 164 grams this 6” touchscreen has up to 32Gb of storage for ebooks and other files, adjustable fonts, long battery life and a stylus for note taking.

6" E-Ink® Pearl is designed to feel like a real book with a glare-free paper-like screen for reading
Battery life of up to 2 months with wireless off and up to 1.5 months with wireless on. Up to 30,000 continuous page turns when reading only
Let your friends and family know what you are reading and share excerpts up to 140 characters with Facebook® built into the Reader™
Store posts, articles, and text-based webpages all in your Reader™ with Evernote’s integrated services.

Dimensions:
Measures 112 x 176 x 10mm. Weighs 164 grams!

Display:
6" eInk Screen. E-Ink technology gives a glare free reading experience with 16 level greyscale and 8 adjustable font sizes.

Wi-Fi
Super fast Wi Fi 802.11 b/g/n connection.

Supported formats:
EPUB, PDF, TXT, JPEG, GIF, PNG

Storage:
2GB (up to 1000 books*) expandable to 32Gb with a MicroSD card.

Battery Life:
Up to 2 Months**

Share and Store Information:
Share to Facebook. Organise content and store webpages using Evernote®.

Other features:
Built-in Dictionary 2 x English (UK/American) + 10 translation (to and from French/German/Spanish/Dutch and Italian). Stylus for note-taking.

Kobo Rearder Features

Key Features

Powerful & Pocket Sized

5" E Ink touchscreen; Vizplex V110 display; 16-level grey scale

800 MHz processor

Built In WiFi

Responsive touchscreen for glare-free, fingerprint-resistant reading

Wi Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Micro USB

2GB Storage

Built-in dictionary

Carries Up To 1,000 eBooks

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  skazclaw on 29/03/2013 - 01:22

  not the flashiest reviews

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  bargrin on 29/03/2013 - 01:28

  isnt the latest craze for eReaders is back light for night reading and neither of these have such a feature?

  Still the Kobo mini is very cheap

  As for the Song, I understand the Kobo touch might be a better purchase however i think Song does a better jobs with PDF's?

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    glustar24 on 29/03/2013 - 03:15

    the point of E-ink is that it looks like a printed book rather than a back lit screen like an ipad or whatnot , its easier on the eyes and you get amazing battery life. Ive got an older version of the Sony which ive had for a few years and the battery is bulletproof, charge it once a month maybe and thats with daily use.

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  rentony on 29/03/2013 - 01:57

  any ideas about hacking Sony PRS-T2. the previous one can perfect run Android after root. How about this one?

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    slowmo on 29/03/2013 - 02:08

    i've been scouring the internet for a good e-ink for pdf but to date, have yet to see a good one… the T2 seems to have mixed reviews… previous owners prefer the T1 as the T1 have more features than the T2.

    if you've never owned the T1, you'd probably wont know what you are missing.

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  RefusdClassification on 29/03/2013 - 03:21

  Originally I was going to purchase an ebook reader but I wanted a larger screen and more functionality so I purchased an Android tablet. Still these devices are much cheaper and probably have a much longer battery life.