#e-ink reader

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kobo glo e book reader with comfortlight

Kobo is going to release in October the Kobo Glo e-book reader designed to deliver comfortable e-reading experience. The reader features ComfortLight, which, like Amazon’s Kindle Paperwhite, uses front light technology to direct light at the page instead of user’s eyes for comfortable reading with eyestrain. The ComfortLight also has micro-thin hard coating for durability and even light distribution.

The reader has a 6-inch no-glare XGA 1024×768 e-ink Pearl touchscreen display. Users can create their own ideal reading experience with a choice of 7 additional font styles and 24 sizes, adjustable weight and sharpness settings. The Glo is powered by 1GHz processor for smooth operation. It supports WiFi 802.11b/g/n wireless connection allowing users to explore download e-books from Kobo ebookstore. The 2GB internal memory can store over 2000 e-books and users can add a microSD/SDHC card up to 32GB if they need more spaces. The Glo’s battery provides up to 55 hours of continuous use with light on or over 1 month with WiFi and light turned off.

Kobo Glo will be available on 1 October for $129.99, and comes in Pink Sunset, Blue Moon, Silver Star colors.

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sony reader prs t2 e book reader

Sony comes back to the e-book reader market, introducing the new Reader PRS-T2 e-reader with an enhanced touchscreen. The new Reader features a new 6-inch glare-free E-ink Pearl V200 touchscreen enhanced for long-term reader. You can swipe a finger to turn a page, pinch fingers to zoom in/out and write notes with finger or the included stylus. The new device comes with an improved default book layout that is easier to organize and find books.

The PRS-T2 Reader comes with 2GB of storage and is loaded with two English language and four translation dictionaries. With built-in WiFi connectivity, users can access and download thousands of e-books, magazines and newspapers from Sony’s Reader Store. You can also borrow free e-books wirelessly from over 15,000 public libraries. It also include new Facebook feature that lets you post a short passage from books purchased from Reader™ Store to Facebook directly from the device along with the book cover, author and title; and Evernote for users to save web content easily.

The Sony Reader PRS-T2 is available for $129, including a voucher for redeeming against the first eBook in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, for free. The Reader comes in black, white and red.