Sony DPT-RP1/B 13” Digital Paper, Black
| Brand | Sony |
| Screen Size | 13.3 Inches |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 16 GB |
| Color | Black |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
About this item
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- World's thinnest, lightest letter-size tablet device: as thin as 30 sheets of paper; Wireless Security: WPA2-PSK (AES), 802.1x EAP (TLS/PEAP)
- Projected capacitive touchscreen allows for “pencil or pen style” writing and erasing with provided stylus.
- High contrast and no glare, so text can be read clearly even in bright sunlight. Battery Life with Wi-Fi On Up to 1 week.Frequency Band 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz Bluetooth: Bluetooth specification Ver4.2
- Easy drag & drop transfer of documents via USB or wireless (Wi-Fi or Bluetooth) with Digital Paper app installed on your PC or Mac.
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to three weeks use on a single charge. 16GB internal memory provides storage for approximately 10,000 PDF files.
4 stars and above
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Visible screen diagonal
14" / 34 cm
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From the manufacturer
Digital Paper Accessories
DPTA-RTF1 |
DPTA-RTP1 |
DPTA-RS1 |
DPTA-RC1 |
DPTA-CC1 |
AC-UUD12 |
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10 Replacement Felt Tips | 10 Replacement Pom Tip | Replacement Stylus (1) | Portable Slim Design Cover | Portable Slim Design Cover | AC Adaptor |
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Compatible with DPTA-RS1 | Compatible with DPTA-RS1 | elt tip is attached to stylus | Compatible with DPT-RP1 | Compatible with DPT-CP1 | Compatible with DPT-RP1 |
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Standard felt tip | Made of polyoxymethylene | Replacement felt tip (gray)(1) | Equipped with stylus holder | Equipped with stylus holder | Compatible with DPTA-RS1 |
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Like using pencil on Paper | Like ballpoint pen on paper | Replacement POM tips(black)(2) | Left and right opening | Left and right opening | Compatible with DPT-S1 |
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0.8 ounces | 0.8 ounces | 0.64 ounces | Soft touch microfiber cloth | Soft touch microfiber cloth | USB cable is not included. |
Product information
Style:13" Digital Paper | Pattern Name:Single| Product Dimensions | 8.82 x 11.9 x 0.23 inches |
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| Item Weight | 12.3 ounces |
| ASIN | B072DXXXN1 |
| Item model number | DPT-RP1/B |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews |
3.9 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#112,961 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#222 in eBook Readers |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | May 24, 2017 |
| Manufacturer | Sony |
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Product description
Sony’s digital paper for industries that generate large quantities of documents during routine operations. Professors, researchers in higher education prefer its large screen size which accommodates 8.5” by 11” documents for reading and handwriting. Provided stylus is just like ink or pencil on paper. Read and annotate documents, then share wirelessly via Bluetooth, wifi, or through the provided USB cable. Display Technology - Electrophoretic display
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1) The EULA - Sony very much oversteps with the EULA, disallowing opt out for data collection and providing themselves with permission to collect data not just from the Digital Paper itself but also from any device connected to the Digital Paper. The Digital Paper requires connection to a PC to operate (only way to load documents into the DP), meaning that Sony has effectively given itself permission to mine unspecified data from my PC and use it without any real restrictions, including expressly permitting themselves to share my data with unspecified third parties.
2) The battery life - Sony advertises "up to 3 weeks" of battery on a single charge, for a device specifically marketed toward professionals in industries where document viewing is typically heavy, yet their conditions for battery testing to make that claim were 60 minutes of viewing for up to 30 pages of text and 1 minute of stylus use per day with the wifi and bluetooth features turned off. In actuality, a battery charge lasts about 2 days with reasonably heavy use of both the screen and the stylus for marking up documents and taking notes with wifi connected to allow transfer of documents.
3) The device itself - the only reason this device has gotten better than a 1 star from me is that the device itself is pretty awesome. It definitely reduces eye strain. It's weighs less than a legal pad and is about the same size (slightly wider). The stylus is very responsive, making the device useful for hand-written annotations and note taking. I've been much more productive since purchasing this device and really think there is a market for such machines, though it is a bit pricey for the limited functionality. If it weren't for the misleading battery life statement and the serious overreach of the EULA, I'd give this device 5 stars.
I can adjust my work patterns to make sure the device is charged daily, and with a virtual machine running the software, it is possible to limit Sony's data grab, but seriously, Sony, bad show. This device feels like something a team of engineers poured their best efforts into only to have the legal team cut them off at the knees and marketing promise more than the device could deliver.
UPDATE:
1. Sony updated the firmware for the device so navigation by table of contents is possible. With this update, the main pain points on using the DPT-RP1 are gone.
2. It would be the perfect e-reader if it supported more formats. Currently it only supports PDFs. If it supported epub, mobi, djvu it would compete very well with the Onyx Boox Max 2 as an all-in-one reader.
ORIGINAL Review:
However, the software is a lot worse.
1. There is no "Go To Page #" functionality, there is only a slider to go to a specific page. In a PDF with lots of pages it makes it a pain to jump around.
2. There is also no way to look at the Table of Contents.
3. There is no toolbar like in the DPT-S1 which had the next and previous buttons. So now to turn the page you are always forced to use gestures. I'd rather just tap on the side to turn the page like on the Kindle or DPT-S1 with the toolbar.
4. There is no back button, so if you click on an annotation or link and it brings you to another page the only way to get back to the previous page is to use the page slider.
5. The DPT-S1 had the concept of Workspaces, this model does not. The DPT-RP1 only allows you to see "Documents in the Same Folder" or "Recently Read". If you view Recently Read, there is no way to remove a document from the list if it is no longer relevant like in the DPT-S1.
6. There is no date timestamp to show you when the the document was added when viewing the documents in the Folders. A timestamp is a lot more useful than a "New" icon.
7. The cap to cover the pen's USB connector is attached by a thin piece of plastic. It looks like it could easily be broken off.
First, the DPTA-RS1 (stylus of RP1) is the worst design of stylus I've ever experienced. I have lots of stylus, including the stylus of Surface pro 4, wacom, and so on. None of them suffered so many problems as DPTA-RS1. The tips (DPTA-RTP1) were very easy to wear out, even 10 pages of writing will need a replacement. Furthermore, the tips are easy to breakoff from neck... Just as picture showed. Almost every friend of mine who bought this suffered the same problem. To be honest, it is absolutely a design failure.
Furthermore, the tablet part suffers some problems like the gap between the screen and the body grows very large for some certain part, just as the picture shows. My RP1 haven't suffered such problems yet, but a lot of people suffered. I've offered some pictures describing the problem.
In sum, after so happy staying with my RX100markiii, I can't believe it's a product of SONY, one of the innovative and leading technology firms in the world.
I think SONY should recall the DPTA-RS1 stylus and fixed the problems of the tips, from all over the world.
By Frank Zeng on August 24, 2017
First, the DPTA-RS1 (stylus of RP1) is the worst design of stylus I've ever experienced. I have lots of stylus, including the stylus of Surface pro 4, wacom, and so on. None of them suffered so many problems as DPTA-RS1. The tips (DPTA-RTP1) were very easy to wear out, even 10 pages of writing will need a replacement. Furthermore, the tips are easy to breakoff from neck... Just as picture showed. Almost every friend of mine who bought this suffered the same problem. To be honest, it is absolutely a design failure.
Furthermore, the tablet part suffers some problems like the gap between the screen and the body grows very large for some certain part, just as the picture shows. My RP1 haven't suffered such problems yet, but a lot of people suffered. I've offered some pictures describing the problem.
In sum, after so happy staying with my RX100markiii, I can't believe it's a product of SONY, one of the innovative and leading technology firms in the world.
I think SONY should recall the DPTA-RS1 stylus and fixed the problems of the tips, from all over the world.
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My digital paper falls apart within three months, the body detached with the screen. I understand things could happen. But when I seek for repairing the nightmare began.
The Amazon retailer would not provide any support. When I contacted Sony.co.uk, I was told the digital paper is a US product, they could not provide any technical help. When I contacted Sony US, I was told to contact the Sony UK. It feels like people just kicking me around.
Please think twice when you buy it. Anyway, you don't want to buy such an expensive product but not getting in-warranty repair
Added:
If you live in the UK, there is no way to buy any pen tips to replace.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 9, 2019
My digital paper falls apart within three months, the body detached with the screen. I understand things could happen. But when I seek for repairing the nightmare began.
The Amazon retailer would not provide any support. When I contacted Sony.co.uk, I was told the digital paper is a US product, they could not provide any technical help. When I contacted Sony US, I was told to contact the Sony UK. It feels like people just kicking me around.
Please think twice when you buy it. Anyway, you don't want to buy such an expensive product but not getting in-warranty repair
Added:
If you live in the UK, there is no way to buy any pen tips to replace.












