Find an access point and you’re ready to go with Wi-Fi built in. Get immediate access to websites such as Wikipedia and Google search to find additional information on what you are reading.
Stores up to 1200 books or documents - a whole library in your hands. Store tens of thousands more on your MicroSD Card.
Wide choice of supported formats such as EPUB, PDF, Text so you can read practically anything.
Simply touch the superior 15,2 cm (6”) clear touch screen to call up favourite books and swipe your finger to turn pages. New Dual Finger Touch lets you zoom in and out by pinching your fingers together or apart. Just press the Back button to return to normal size.
Bookmark pages and return to them instantly.
Search and Zoom makes it easy to find passages and zoom in on text.
Small and lightest 15,2 cm (6”) Reader around at just 8.8mm slim and 168 grams and comes with a choice of 3 colours. No bigger than a paperback with tapered edges and an elegant curved profile for easy holding without strain and carrying in a pocket or bag.
Long battery life - read for up to 1 month on one battery charge - that will get you through your long holiday break.
With a crystal clear paper-like screen, you can read for hours without eyestrain - even in direct sunlight. The screen has no backlight or flicker like a standard notebook and features 8 adjustable font sizes plus adjustable contrast and brightness.
Instant notes and highlights
Reader automatically recognizes whether you’re using your finger or a stylus and lets you write immediately on the page, highlight text or call up a dictionary.
On board are 12 dictionaries including 2 English (British/American) and 10 Translation (to and from French, German, Spanish, Dutch and Italian). Double-tap a word to find its meaning or translate into one of the 5 languages.
Listen to music while reading
Audio Playback lets you plug in your headphones and listen to music as you read.
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