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Originally Posted by mumoo
DR1000S implement touch function by a capacitive touch sensor that is different from Sony's. In DR1000S the touch layer is beneath the e-ink layer nor over the e-ink layer in Sony PRS.So the touch layer does not affect the clarity. But this tech has some defect too. You only tap the screen by a special stylus nor by your finger or some others. DR1000S need more power because of the capacitive touch sensor. So you may have to charge it every 10 hours, but 2 weeks in PRS.
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I thought that the DR1000S used resistive touchscreens as well, rather than a capacitive one, with only the buttons being capacitive-type. and part of the battery issues the thing had was because it would do things like auto-crop PDF's, which would mean that it was doing more processing in the background than something like a PRS-series reader does.