Electronic paper can also be called electronic ink screen, which can give people the reading experience of real books, while compressing the thickness of traditional books, making reading easy, and electronic paper has extremely low cost Due to this advantage, there are many people who like it.
Sony is also interested in the development of electronic ink screen products. In 2014, it launched the first electronic ink tablet DPT-S1. Three years later, a new product DPT-RP1 was released. The e-ink screen is still 13.3 inches, with pixels increased to 1650×2200, but the thickness is only 5.9mm. Built-in Marvell(R) IAP140 64-bit quad-core processor, 16GB ROM (11GB available), NFC, dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2.
The biggest highlight is that the screen uses anti-slip technology, and the writing experience of the stylus will be greatly improved, and it is faster than the previous version. Smoother and thinner. DPT-RP1 can still only open PDF format documents, but Sony has developed a Digital Paper App specifically for desktop computers this time, which can convert web pages and other documents into various PDF formats. PDF files can be transferred to DPT-RP1 through wireless Bluetooth. On RP1.
Sony positions DPT-RP1 for commercial applications. The product will be officially launched in Japan on the 5th of next month, priced at about 5,000 yuan. Yuan, users who like it cannot miss it.
