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PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT
eBooks
E6 • E101
6-inch and 10-inch E-Books for Reading, Writing and Sharing On-the-Go
Unlike other e-book devices, the E6 and E101 have a built-in electromagnetic resonance (EMR) stylus pen that allows users to annotate their favorite works or take notes. By enabling handwriting directly onto the display, users can annotate reading selections, calendars and to-do lists. The pen also prevents mistypes caused by hands and other objects that may graze the screen’s surface. A variety of pen and eraser thicknesses make them perfect for drawing and writing.
• They reflect light naturally and deliver an appearance similar to that of printed paper, allowing people to read more naturally than they would with other backlit electronic paper devices.
• They run for up to two weeks (depending on the extent of daily use) on a single battery that charges in 4 hours.
• Built in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 802.11b/g allows users to download content such as books and newspapers from a server wirelessly, as well as to share certain content with other devices.
E6 (SAE6): 6” E-Book.........Call E101 (SAE101): 10” E-Book..Call
PRS-300 • PRS-600 • PRS-900 Digital Books
Reader Pocket Edition • Reader Touch Edition • Reader Daily Edition
Sporting a 5-inch electronic paper display packaged in a stylish chassis, the PRS-300 Reader Pocket Edition is easy to navigate with one hand, and fits into a purse or jacket pocket. It can store about 350 standard eBooks and provides up to two weeks of reading (7,500 continuous page turns) on a single battery charge. E Ink®
Vizplex™ electronic paper display mimics the look of ink on paper, making it easy to
read, even in bright sunshine. You can also resize the text. Choose from three adjustable font sizes to improve readability. Transfer eBooks and charge the reader using a single USB 2.0 cable. Supports Adobe PDF5, Microsoft Word, BBeB Book and other text file formats, as well as ePub/ACS4 and connection with Adobe Digital Editions. Bundled eBook Library 3.0 software (Mac/PC) makes it easy to download eBooks, manage your collection, and transfer titles to the reader.
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PRS-600
The PRS-600 Reader Touch Edition steps up (from the PRS-300) with a responsive, menu-driven 6-inch touch screen panel that enables quick, intuitive navigation, page turning, highlighting and note taking with the swipe of a finger or using the included stylus pen. Users can take handwritten notes with the stylus pen or type with the virtual keyboard. All notes can be exported and printed out for easy reference. Offers five adjustable font sizes to improve readability. Also adds a built-in audio player (requires headphones), picture viewer, expandable memory via MemoryStick PRO Duo and SD memory card slots, and includes an onboard Oxford American English Dictionary that allows you to look up a word by simply tapping on it.
PRS-300
The top-of-the-line PRS-900 Reader Daily Edition steps-up (from the PRS-600) with a 7-inch wide, touch screen display that provides for intuitive navigation and comfortable layout of content, including newspapers and magazines, whether you’re reading in portrait or landscape orientation. In portrait mode, about 30-35 lines of text are visible, making the experience very similar to that of a printed paperback book. Offers six adjustable font sizes to improve readability, while a high contrast ratio with 16 levels of grayscale (8 levels on the other readers) ensures that text and images are crisp and easy to read. The PRS-900 Reader Daily Edition also boasts an attractive aluminum body with an integrated cover for durability. It has a 1.6GB internal memory to hold over 1000 standard eBooks and expansion slots for MemoryStick PRO Duo and
LIBRE eBook Reader PRO
Digitally store and carry around thousands of your favorite books saving money, space and the environment. Aluratek’s “Libre” connects to any computer with an internet connection for easy access to the most recent books that are published as well as access to free timeless classics. With room for up to 32GB of flash memory storage you can carry around thousands of
books everywhere you go. It also comes with a 2GB SD card that is pre-loaded with 100 free eBooks to get you started. The Libre utilizes exclusive epaper technology for an easy on the eyes, paper-like 5” display. This amazing technology makes it difficult to determine the difference between actual paper and the e-paper screen. For operation, it features content search for easy navigation between books and pages, bookmark and auto page turn, adjustable font and type size, and screen rotation support for portrait or landscape mode. Should you desire background music, the Libre doubles as an MP3 player.
• When it’s time to add to your library, just connect to any computer with an Internet connection and download over one million free titles from ebooks sites like
googlebooks.com and
gutenberg.org
• Supported eBook formats include: PDF, TXT, FB2, EPUB, MOBI, PRC, and RTF. Picture formats include: BMP, JPG, GIF, and animated GIF.
• To recharge the Libre, just use the included AC/DC power charger or connect to the USB port on your computer using the included USB cable. ePaper Technology
• An SD card slot holds cards up to 32GB in capacity for carrying hundreds of books at once
• Offers superior battery life with up to 24 hours of non-stop reading on a single charge, or up to 2 weeks of standby power. A battery level indicator and low level warning let you know when its time to recharge.
Black (ALAEBK01F).......166.99 White (ALAEBK01WF) ...159.95
SD memory cards to hold even more. Last, it offers wireless access via AT&T’s 3G mobile broadband network to Sony’s eBook store from just about anywhere in the U.S. Book lovers will be able to browse, purchase and download books as well as select newspapers and magazines when and where they want. There are no monthly fees or transaction charges for the basic wireless connectivity and users still have the option to side load personal documents or content from other compatible sites via USB.
PRS-300: Available in Blue (SOPRS300BC) and Silver (SOPRS300SC) ........179.95 Available in Rose (SOPRS300RC) ......................175.99
PRS-600: Available in Red (SOPRS600RC), Black (SOPRS600BC) and Silver (SOPRS600SC).................................................................269.95 PRS-900: Available in Black (SOPRS900BCK) ..................................................................................................................................399.00
Executive Jacket
Whether in the office, at a business meeting, or on the treadmill, the Executive Jacket provides refined and stylish protection of the Sony Reader. It offers full surface protection in a lushly padded case, while the soft grey interior ensures the Reader will always be cushioned in comfort. Utilizes a four-point mounting system to hold the reader in place. This smart case with classic lines includes interior pockets for storage of notes, business cards, and other essentials. Even while closed, you’ll find access to all ports, so you never need to remove your reader for charging. Seamlessly integrates with the e-Luminator2 booklight via a specially designed pocket sewn into the interior of the jacket. Available in 10 colors for the PRS-300, PRS-600 and PRS-900 ..............Call or Log-on
Platform Jacket
Whether in the office, at a meeting, or at home, the Platform Jacket provides refined and stylish protection of a Sony Reader. The standing design allows you to read upright, hands-free, while still offering full surface protection in a lushly padded case. The soft grey interior ensures your Reader will always be cushioned in comfort. Seamlessly integrates with the e-Luminator2 booklight via a specially designed pocket sewn into the interior of the jacket. This smart case with classic lines includes a loop for your pen and interior pockets for storage of notes, business cards, and other essentials. Even while closed, you will find access to all ports, so you never need to remove your reader
for charging. Available in 10 colors for the PRS-300 and PRS-600 .......................................................................................Call or Log-on
e-Luminator2 Booklight
The ultimate accessory for the Sony Reader, this powerful light features a super-bright LED light bulb which provides ample illumination for the screen of the Reader while a mirrored reflector and optical quality lens disperses the light uniformly. The light can run over 20 hours without dimming on one AAA battery. The light is operated by a three position switch with two light intensity settings. A flexible and resilient steel neck allows users to position it in the desired direction. Stores via a slim support arm sized to match pocket sewn into the back of many of Execuitve and Platform Jackets..................................Call or Log-on
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