Sony DPT-S1 Eink PDF Reader: Is It Available Yet?

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Start date Dec 15, 2013
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Sony planned to launch the 13.3-inch E Ink PDF reader DPT-S1 in Japan in December. However, there is uncertainty regarding whether the sales have commenced. Users are seeking confirmation on the availability of the device and any firsthand experiences. A related video provides additional information about the product.

Dec 15, 2013

DrDu

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I just read that Sony wanted to sell the 13,3 eink pdf-reader DPT-S1 in Japan in December.
Have they started already?
Has anyone already hands on experience?

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Mar 8, 2014

Greg Bernhardt

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I don't think they have started selling them yet.

Here is a video that mentions it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GksPX8qi4fQ

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