Touchscreen | yes |
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Screen size | 5.0 in |
Screen resolution | 600 x 800 px |
Shades of grey | 16 |
Aspect ratio | 4:3 |
Colour of product |
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Speakers | no |
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Audio 3.5mm input | no |
Supported audio formats | MP3 |
3G (UMTS) | no |
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USB | yes |
USB version | USB 2.0 |
USB type | Micro-USB |
Total USB ports | 1 |
USB powered (only mha USB) | yes |
Supported book file formats |
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Supported image formats |
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Built-in memory | yes |
Memory size | 2GB |
Memory card reader | no |
Processor speed | 532.0 MHz |
Height | 4.11 in |
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Width | 5.71 in |
Depth | 0.33 in |
Weight | 5.47 oz |
Operating system | Proprietary OS |
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Qwerty keyboard (buttons) | no |
Battery type | Li-Ion |
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Battery life (page views) | 10000 |
Rechargeable battery (enclosed/integrate) | yes |
The Sony Touch Screen PRS 350 Pocket Edition is Sony's latest entry into the competitive e-reader arena, and we feel it is one of their best offerings yet. The Specs The Sony PRS 350 is a 5 inch e-reader which offers 16 shades of gray scale e-ink and has a resolution of 800x600 pixels. It weighs around 155 G and feels very light in the hands. It has around 2 GB of internal memory which is enough for over one thousand ebooks. It also comes with a Stylus to take advantage of the touch screen. eBooks Now let's talk about
You know how it is. You wait for ages and then three come along at once. No, not buses, but eBook readers. Following the groundbreaking Amazon Kindle and the Sony Reader Touch, comes the Sony Reader Pocket Edition PRS-350.
Sony tries its hand at touchscreen tech and E-Readers. The result is a mighty strange device not without a few flaws.
The Sony Reader Pocket Edition, an updated touch version of its smallest e-book reader, is feature-filled and nicely designed but lacks wireless capabilities.
Sony Reader Pocket Edition PRS-350
Sony Reader Pocket Edition PRS-350: 4.3 out of 5 stars from 7 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.
Unlike the earlier version of this %C2%96 that I was ashamed to be seen with in public %C2%96 I have been happy to be seen reading this in public. In case you are wondering why the first one needed to be used in private it was PINK.
Whenever I travel on the London Underground, I regular see fellow passengers reading books and newspapers or listening to various music player devices. There is even an occasional iPad being used. However it is extremely rare to see anybody using one of the <b>eBook</b> <b>reader</b>s that are currently available such as the topic of this next review.
The brilliant screen and user interface make this an ideal product to carry everywhere, but the Kindle's cheaper and has a wider range of new books available for it.
Sony's entry level reader receives a touchscreen update.
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