Competition is presented to the Kindle and this goes hand in hand with Sony, a new electronic book reader that has just been introduced and, as in the case of Amazon’s device, comes with integrated 3G connectivity, so that we may download books wirelessly.
The Sony Reader Daily Edition provides a fairly acceptable screen size, 7 inches, falling somewhere in between that allows good visualization and easy transportation. This size allows even display two pages at once if we use it horizontally.
Two other attractive features make this display: it is tactile and has 16 levels of gray. We, therefore, take notes with the Sony Reader Daily Edition plus more quality viewing of documents, including images or photographs. It comes with a lid and integrated memory to store over a thousand books and a memory card slot.
The content is one of the fateful in many of these devices. At EPUB support and access to public domain books Google Books Library Finder is added, with which we can borrow books from a library.
The metaphor is more than accurate, as well as in a library of physical books, these virtual books exist in a limited quantity, so if all copies of one loan have been caught in someone we expect his return, which is automatically restored after 21 days.
Like the Kindle, currently the Sony Reader Daily Edition is not offered for sale in Europe, although it is based on 3G are more likely to end up coming sooner rather than later, but will require the agreement with mobile operators and publishers and distributors of books. In the United States will be sold beginning in December for $ 400.
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