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Screen Size 6" 6" 6" Glare-Free Screen Yes Yes Yes Built-in Light No Yes Yes + Adaptive light sensor Page Turns Touchscreen Touchscreen Touchscreen + PagePress Resolution 167 ppi 300 ppi 300 ppi Connectivity Wi-Fi Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Free 3G Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Free 3G Battery Life Battery lasts weeks on a single charge Battery lasts...


Screen Size 6" 6" 6" Glare-Free Screen Yes Yes Yes Built-in Light No Yes Yes + Adaptive light sensor Page Turns Touchscreen Touchscreen Touchscreen + PagePress Resolution 167 ppi 300 ppi 300 ppi Connectivity Wi-Fi Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Free 3G Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Free 3G Battery Life Battery lasts weeks on a single charge Battery lasts weeks on a single charge Battery lasts weeks on a single charge Storage Holds thousands of books Holds thousands of books Holds thousands of books Weight 191g Wifi: 205g Wi-Fi + Free 3G: 217g Wi-Fi: 180g Wi-Fi + Free 3G: 188g Dimensions 6.7" x 4.7" x 0.40" (169 x 119 x 10.2 mm)
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