The arrival of Christmas has undoubtedly precipitated the arrival of new eReaders or electronic books to the market and after seeing the new E-book E-Ink Reader 4.3 ” and the powerful Papyre 630 Now it is Woxter's turn, which at the end of this month will begin to market a new device under the name of Paperlight 300.
This new device comes to the market to offer us quality and power at a very reasonable price of 99 eurosPerhaps its only point against it may be its design in which it has been wanted to cut so much that the device has been somewhat "rustic" or "disheveled".
With the new Woxter eReader we can enjoy digital reading in a very pleasant way thanks to its six-inch e-Ink screen that has 16 gray levels as usual and even incorporates the Glowlight technology that will allow us to continue reading even in situations of total darkness.
Very little data is still known about its specifications and characteristics, although if we know that the new Paperlight 300 will be 9,9 millimeters thick, it will have 4 GB internal storage expandable via microSD card and a 2.000 mAh battery that will ensure a great amount of hours of reading without having to resort to the electrical current.
In addition, as we have been able to know its speed of passage is 0,65 seconds Which is not a bad figure for Woxter's new device.
The Paperlight 300 will be available as we said before in the last days of this month of November at a price of 99 euros and will also have an interesting range of accessories for sale such as a leather case with a price of 15 euros and a Also leather case, although this time with light that we do not quite understand what it can be used for if the device already has lighting.
Would you compare a Woxter Paperlight 300 given its features and price?.
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In addition to its design, I see two clear drawbacks:
-the screen has a resolution of only 800 × 600 when most of the illuminated ones on the market are 1024 × 758 (Kindle, Kobo, Onyx, BQ, Pocketbook, Papyre, Icarus). In 800 × 600 illuminated there was only the B&N Nook from the beginning of last year, which has just been replaced by an HD model, and the Woxter and SPC.
-RAM: 64 MB although it was usual in 2009 today seems little, most of the models of this year have 256 or 512 MB