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The Sony® Reader display dimensions and key specifications SONY® READER DISPLAY SIZE Page size in portrait mode: Page size in landscape mode: Pixel count in portrait mode: Pixel count in landscape mode: Pixel size: Screen resolution: 3.47" width x 4.54" height (88.2 mm x 115.4 mm) 4.41" width x 6.09" height (112.0 mm x 154.8 mm) 584 width x 754 height 784 width x 1012 height rectangular, 151 x 153 microns 166 dots per inch (DPI) Grayscale capability: 2-bit (4 gray levels) Font recommendations for the Sony® Reader A range of fonts and font sizes will display clearly in PDFs on the Sony Reader. As a general starting point, we recommend using Arial and Times Roman as base fonts at sizes of 7 points. Text is legible at 6 points, though at this size it can lose some clarity. Large fonts will tend to use up screen space rather rapidly given the maximum document dimensions. 4

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The Sony
®
Reader display dimensions and key specifications
SONY
®
READER DISPLAY SIZE
Page size in
portrait mode:
3.47” width x 4.54” height
(88.2 mm x 115.4 mm)
Page size in
landscape mode:
4.41” width x 6.09” height
(112.0 mm x 154.8 mm)
Pixel count in
portrait mode:
584 width x 754 height
Pixel count in
landscape mode:
784 width x 1012 height
Pixel size:
rectangular, 151 x 153
microns
Screen resolution:
166 dots per inch (DPI)
Grayscale
capability:
2-bit (4 gray levels)
Font recommendations for the Sony
®
Reader
A range of fonts and font sizes will display clearly in PDFs on the Sony Reader. As a
general starting point, we recommend using Arial and Times Roman as base fonts at sizes
of 7 points. Text is legible at 6 points, though at this size it can lose some clarity. Large
fonts will tend to use up screen space rather rapidly given the maximum document
dimensions.