Sony has today released details of its newly updated digital paper tablet which takes the form of the Sony DPT-RP1 and builds on the previous system but now includes a new user interface and display and weighs just 12.3 ounces.
The Sony digital paper tablet is now available to purchase priced at $700 and is fitted with a 13.3 inch 206dpi resolution screen that displays print-quality text in clear detail for long reading sessions, and offers a three-week battery life on a single charge.
Writing and drawing feel as natural as on real paper, with the added benefits of highlighting and erasing with a flick of the pen, and turning the page without having to worry about keeping track of multiple sheets. The paper-like screen is glare-free, even in sunlight, and its high resolution displays clear, sharp text.
Digital Paper shows you more of what you’re reading while staying easy on the eyes. Its letter-size screen can display a double-page spread and even full PDF files. Digital Paper combines the simplicity of reading and writing on real paper with the convenience of digital features, including easy sharing across devices, searchable documents, and secure document encryption.
Jump over to the official Sony website for more details on the new Digital Paper tablet which is now available to purchase priced at $700.
Source: Sony
Filed Under: Gadgets News