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Originally Posted by SensualPoet
"And with that collection of books is also the mustache". This is the feature I have been for waiting most ... with the exception, of course, of an integrated dictionary of December 12.
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Yes, funny those English translations of Dutch idiom
. I tried to improve the Google Translate translation a bit. No doubt not faultless (English is not my native language), but still:
Description
The Sony PRS-T1 is mimicking the looks of its mobile brother, the Xperia, with its curves and high quality chrome finish. Thin and light, so easy to carry. The Sony PRS-T1 weighs only 168 grams. The screen is of the highest quality and provides optimal reading conditions. And still the battery will last long. On the Sony PRS-T1 you can read for one month at a charge. You may expect modern functions on a Sony and fortunately the PRS-T1 will not disappoint you: WiFi, microSD support, dictionaries and display of the cover of a book in standby mode. With its stylish looks and striking improvement, the Sony PRS-T1 is yet another benchmark of this company, one the competition can measure themselves against.
More compact, more beautiful ... better.
The Sony PRS-T1 is a significant improvement on three fronts. First the display. The E Ink display Pearl reads like real paper, has no reflection and has a high contrast. Resulting in a better reading experience. In addition, the appearance improved slightly, with a modern look. The aluminum is replaced by plastic, so the e-reader weighs 168 grams and is ideal to hold. The last major improvement is the addition of a dual-touchscreen instead of a normal touch screen. This can now perform pinch-to-zoom and other operations where you can use two fingers.
Stamina
Greatest advantage of an e-reader is that you can carry with you a large collection of books in a compact format. But then the battery must last long enough to actually be able to read a part of that collection. Fortunately, you experience one month reading pleasure with the Sony PRS-T1. And that collection of books is OK too: you can store some 1,200 books on the internal memory of 2 GB. Or more on microSD cards. Do you want a new book "on the go", then you logon to the e-book store Bol.com via WiFi and you can buy the best of books.
Look it up
With the Sony PRS-T1 you have all the knowledge at hand via Google Search and Wikipedia, so when you're desperately looking for an answer, then this e-reader will offer you one. In the vicinity of a WiFi connection, of course. You are abroad and want to translate a word? Look it up in one of the twelve integrated dictionaries.
Create your own Sony PRS-T1
Compared with the previous types, the Sony PRS-T1 is adaptable even more. You can make the Sony PRS-T1 more personal by showing the book cover, while the reader is in standbye mode. You can also change the font and fontsize so you can set the optimal reading experience. Take notes on the books with a stylus, whithout the scribbling being permanently visible in the margins (meaning is not very clear, Translater). Underline, highlight, add footnotes. The text is yours!
Features of the Sony PRS-T1:
6-inch E Ink display, dual touch
Resolution of 800 by 600 pixels
16 shades of gray
Wifi
2 GB of internal memory, expandable via microSD cards
Supported file formats: EPUB, PDF, MP3, AAC, JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP
12 dictionaries
Wikipedia and Google search