Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Gen 5 2012
 | Outdated Product $189.99 Updated as of the fall of 2012, the Kindle even outwardly stands out noticeably among similar readers: the resolution of its 6 "screen has grown to 1024x768, a built-in backlight has been added. At the same time, the battery life of the device is claimed at the level of 2 months when reading for 1.5 hours with the backlight turned on. Built-in memory 2 GB is provided, without a card slot — but with unlimited storage in the "cloud". A Wi-Fi module is provided for network access. The set of formats includes AZW, TXT, PRC and MOBI, but DOC and HTM will have to be converted. |
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Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Gen 5 2012
Display:6 ", 1024x768 px
Technology:E-Ink
OS:Linux
Memory size:2 GB
Body:plastic, 213 g
Updated as of the fall of 2012, the Kindle even outwardly stands out noticeably among similar readers: the resolution of its 6 "screen has grown to 1024x768, a built-in backlight has been added. At the same time, the battery life of the device is claimed at the level of 2 months when reading for 1.5 hours with the backlight turned on. Built-in memory 2 GB is provided, without a card slot — but with unlimited storage in the "cloud". A Wi-Fi module is provided for network access. The set of formats includes AZW, TXT, PRC and MOBI, but DOC and HTM will have to be converted.
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Additional features e-reader Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Gen 5 2012:
Features of "Paperwhite Built-in light" screen:
This e-book model uses a special screen manufacturing technology. The idea is to combine a paper-like eINK screen with a capacitive touchscreen and backlight into one display. In this case, there are three layers: the eINK screen itself is in the bottom layer, the capacitive touchscreen is located above, and above it is a special backlit film. This minimizes loss of contrast, removes the physical control buttons, and provides bright backlighting for reading in dimly lit areas.
- Operating time up to eight weeks without recharging
- Access to Amazon cloud storage
- - updated display (eInk Carta)
- - 25% more powerful processor
- - improved backlight (eyes get less tired)
- - integration with social networks
Features of "Paperwhite Built-in light" screen:
This e-book model uses a special screen manufacturing technology. The idea is to combine a paper-like eINK screen with a capacitive touchscreen and backlight into one display. In this case, there are three layers: the eINK screen itself is in the bottom layer, the capacitive touchscreen is located above, and above it is a special backlit film. This minimizes loss of contrast, removes the physical control buttons, and provides bright backlighting for reading in dimly lit areas.
