Screen size | 6.0 in |
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Screen technology | E Ink |
Pixel density | 300.0 ppi |
Colour of product | White |
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Supported audio formats | BMP |
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Wi-Fi | yes |
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Book capacity | 1000 |
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Height | 6.46 in |
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Width | 4.72 in |
Depth | 0.35 in |
Weight | 6.9 oz |
Input method | Multi-touch |
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Adjustable text | yes |
Built-In dictionary | yes |
Digital library access | yes |
Web browsing | yes |
Battery life | 21.0 h |
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