pcworld.com - 10/6/2008
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is introducing a second electronic book reader to its range in the U.S. that comes with upgraded hardware and will go on sale in November. The PRS-700 features a similar 6-inch electronic paper display to that used in the PRS-505 that's currently on sale but added to the screen in the new model ...
sonystyle.com - 10/3/2008
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Sony PRS-700 E-book Reader: touch-screen display
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... to turn the pages as well as search through the e-book, just by using an on-screen keyboard. The new light will help people read in darker environments.
The Sony PRS-700 E-book Reader is able to store up to 350 books in its internal memory, but more can be added by using an SD Card or Memory Stick. The battery should last up to 7,500 pages of continuous reading. The new Sony PRS-700 E-book Reader will be on sale in the U.S. sometime in November.
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Amazon Kindle 2: Details and Pictures Leaked
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... Kindle, probably to avoid accidental page turning. As mentioned, the scroll wheel in Kindle 1 was replaced with a joystick. Unfortunately, there isn't any SD card slot on the new Kindle, but apparently the device comes with built-in storage, speculated at 2GB. Kindle 2 still uses EV-DO for downloads, so not much improvement on this side. Nevertheless, the improved looking device will come in a leather pouch, unlike the plastic binder it used to. kindle-BGR-leaked2.jpg Meanwhile, Sony released its new ebook reader range , in what is seems to be Kindle's main competitor. ...
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