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Sony DPT-RP1/B 13” Digital Paper, Black

3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 357 ratings

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13" Digital Paper
Single
Brand Sony
Special Feature Touchscreen
Screen Size 13.3 Inches
Specific Uses For Product Writing
Included Components Stylus,USB cable,(1.5 m (59 1/8 inches)),Stylus tips,Tip puller, Quick Start Guide,Warranty card,Basic Operation Guide(Built-in device) See more

About this item

  • 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.
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Important information

Visible screen diagonal

14" / 34 cm


From the manufacturer

Digital Paper Accessories

XX

DPTA-RTF1

rtp1

DPTA-RTP1

rs1

DPTA-RS1

rc1

DPTA-RC1

CC1

DPTA-CC1

UUD12

AC-UUD12

Customer Reviews
4.1 out of 5 stars
44
4.4 out of 5 stars
52
3.6 out of 5 stars
31
4.0 out of 5 stars
77
4.2 out of 5 stars
34
4.8 out of 5 stars
64
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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 guides and documents

What's in the box

  • Stylus,USB cable,(1.5 m (59 1/8 inches)),Stylus tips,Tip puller, Quick Start Guide,Warranty card,Basic Operation Guide(Built-in device)
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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

    Customer reviews

    3.8 out of 5 stars
    3.8 out of 5
    357 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the performance, writing experience, and versatility of the graphic tablet. For example, they mention it's an amazing piece of technology, useful for hand-written annotations and note taking, and very useful for reading pdfs, papers, and books. That said, they appreciate the weight, saying it'll be easy to transport. One downside is the durability, with customers complaining about the tip breaking off easily and the pen wearing out quickly.

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    98 customers mention70 positive28 negative

    Customers like the performance of the graphic tablet. For example, they mention it's awesome when it works, has excellent functionality, and is very useful in most use cases. That said, some complain about the stylus.

    "...Despite some minor damage to the case edge, my digital paper still works perfectly. My laptop, on the other hand, was obliterated. I'm amazed...." Read more

    "...Basically, the product is AWESOME when its working and I love it - both for reading and writing - however its flimsy, and unreliable...." Read more

    "...As a student, the device functionality is excellent. It replaces all of my clunky folders and I have a lightweight notepad/paper system......" Read more

    "...online doesn't do it justice, when you have a 13-inch high quality e-ink screen in front of you, it feels superb!..." Read more

    48 customers mention35 positive13 negative

    Customers like the writing experience of the graphic tablet. They mention that the writing function is so so, making the device useful for hand-written annotations and note taking. The display is excellent and the feel when writing is far superior to a tablet. The paper app on the computer is super user-friendly, very simple, and easy to use. The screen is nice to write on, and the note taking/pen is adequate. However, the control scheme is largely incompatible with some other devices.

    "...The pen works so much better than I expected - it's a great writing experience...." Read more

    "...However, manually creating a backup is easy. I’m doing that as I write this to avoid the same fate as that reviewer...." Read more

    "...I forgot to mention the software is rather basic and gets the job done; It's excellent for what the Digital Paper is intended to do...." Read more

    "...calibrating pen does only work for horizontal writing, writing vertically works poorly (because of the different position), furthermore when I'm in..." Read more

    42 customers mention42 positive0 negative

    Customers find the graphic tablet very useful for reading pdf, papers, and books. They say it's awesome for academic and professional reading and notes. Customers also say the tablet is a very nice device for reading PFD. Overall, they say it is s fantastic item for book lovers and people who have to read a lot of PDF documents.

    "...ability to have side notes for each document has been really useful to synthesize the notes I take in my textbooks...." Read more

    "...This is awesome for academic/professional reading and notes. I also have a Remarkable for daily notes because of the web storage...." Read more

    "...This is a great tool for academics who primarily read and annotate papers and publications...." Read more

    "...The Digital Paper does an excellent job handling PDFs...." Read more

    32 customers mention29 positive3 negative

    Customers find the weight of the graphic tablet to be very light. They mention that it's easy to use as a light paper, and easy to transport. Some say that the battery life is long and it'll last a long time.

    "...light weight, easy to transportlong battery lifegood for highlighting, making short notes..." Read more

    "...It definitely reduces eye strain. It's weighs less than a legal pad and is about the same size (slightly wider)...." Read more

    "...Probably lighter than a standard school notebook, and definitely thinner. Plus no spiral to catch in the corner of your backpack and unravel...." Read more

    "...a couple of weeks ago and I have just returned it although it's very lightweight and gives me a feeling of holding a paper. Why?..." Read more

    28 customers mention9 positive19 negative

    Customers are mixed about the responsiveness of the graphic tablet. Some mention that it's speedy, providing fast page transitions and a wide-enough screen. However, others say that it is really slow and sometimes not working. They also mention that the delay of the pencil is disappointing, and the transfer rates are slow.

    "...disappointing even after one ignores all the shortfalls it has on slow refresh, horrible software sync, small disk..." Read more

    "...This handles them perfectly and is shockingly fast.Honestly, this is the best purchase/investment I've made in years." Read more

    "...transfer protocols, functions sometimes stop working, slow transfer rates, data mining, and just to download the program from the Sony website you..." Read more

    "...The USB connector is micro-B and not Type-C. The device is occasionally somewhat slow on large files with many images...." Read more

    25 customers mention13 positive12 negative

    Customers are mixed about the battery life of the graphic tablet. Some mention that it has a very long battery life, while others say that it's not great. The battery life is misleading, and the pen battery is terrible.

    "...light weight, easy to transportlong battery lifegood for highlighting, making short notes..." Read more

    "...(poor battery life and stylus being erratic as mentioned)." Read more

    "...If there was one positive I can say, it would be that the battery life was great...." Read more

    "...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..." Read more

    37 customers mention6 positive31 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the graphic tablet. They mention that it could easily be broken off, the tip of the pen broke off easily, and the tips wear out very quickly.

    "...(and some actually bought it too) but I feel disapponited by the short lifetime of this product along with near zero customer service if you run out..." Read more

    "...The device is seriously lacking in durability. The screen is only held on by less than adequate double-sided adhesive foam and lifts up very easily...." Read more

    "...Seems likely.3. Durability: The device does look thin and fragile as one noted, like a 2-year old could bend it...." Read more

    "...It looks like it could easily be broken off." Read more

    28 customers mention2 positive26 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the value of the graphic tablet. They mention that it's an expensive waste of money, the workmanship is not up to this price, and the refill is not cheap. Some customers also mention that the quality is disappointing and the product is easily bent.

    "...The Sony cover for this is perfect, it seems pricey but it’s worth it as it perfectly matches the reader." Read more

    "...for any and every student if not for the lack of durability and high price (iPad cost me significantly more with accessories and Apple Care coverage)..." Read more

    "...why Sony decided to make this a niche market thing, it is hard to buy, expensive and has little marketing...." Read more

    "...there is a market for such machines, though it is a bit pricey for the limited functionality...." Read more

    Great device, but build quality improvements needed.
    3 Stars
    Great device, but build quality improvements needed.
    Great device, but build quality improvements needed.My unit showed up with a strip of dead "pixels" across the bottom of the screen (reference photos). I ordered a second unit to replace the defective one. If there's issues with that as well, I'll drop the Digital Paper rating to one star. I'm too busy to deal with quality control issues and this is unacceptable SNY. The device is suppose to make my life more seamless. A defective device is an inconvenience and a hassle. I prefer e-ink over over iPad Pro's backlit display and the Digital Paper is much more functional as a notepad than the iPad pro. However, I'll return the Digital Paper for the iPad Pro if build quality and functionality becomes an issue during the return period.As a student, the device functionality is excellent. It replaces all of my clunky folders and I have a lightweight notepad/paper system...I suggest SNY stop charging a premium for non-premium hardware. If you want us to pay premium prices, give us premium materials... most people don't perceive your products as premium in modern times. You can't charge a premium for mediocre materials and expect a positive outcome/experience from consumers. The screen is plastic, not a flexible glass substrate... durability in terms of resilience to scratches doesn't seem promising. I've read plenty on the forums now about permanent scratches on screens from regular usage of the digital pen. Also, not much adhesive holds the screen in place, so corners popping out is a potential (as other customers have reported). The 1st generation seems to be a much better build quality other than having a plastic screen as well.Be aware that tips break off VERY easily in the digital pen. When this happens, you will spend roughly $80 to have it replaced... nubs wear out quickly (1-2 weeks) and a 10 pack is $20 to replace those tips. The digital pen does not come with any form of protection/case.The cover, it's nothing more than piece of felt cardboard, magnets and a sticky pad... what a joke at $60.The packaging the Digital Paper shows up in is nothing more than a flimsy (very thin) cardboard box with printing on it. Very exciting... shows me that SNY really cares about this product and the consumer's initial impressions (sarcasm).I feel that SNY went as cheap as possible on quality and charged the max they felt they could get away with... great as most companies do. I don't mind the premium price, just give me a premium experience... take notes from Apple, then perhaps you may rise up to be the great company you once were SNY. People notice when you cut corners... this what makes companies fail / flop. Like your e-readers, there is so much potential here, but treating this as a specialty/niche segment when there is so much potential and possible demand will make it fail... Like Amazon stealing the e-reader market and concept from you, someone may do the same with the Digital Paper if you continue to cripple it with a mediocre presentation, experience and build quality... uh hmmm... ReMark_able.---------------------------------------followup:I forgot to mention the software is rather basic and gets the job done; It's excellent for what the Digital Paper is intended to do. I wish it were easier to organize files on the Digital Paper, but syncing with the computer software takes care of that. I purchased and compared this to the ipad_pro 13.3" for college courses and the ipad_ can't touch the digital paper in terms of syncing with a pre-existing folder with PDF files... tried notability, evernote, etc. The Digital Paper does an excellent job handling PDFs.One stand out feature for me is the ability to link a notepad notes to a PDF file in the side by side view to take notes on PDF/pre-existing notes, articles etc. The iPad,while having more features, was such a headache trying to simply sync files with my Google Drive. The Digital Paper does it flawlessly every time.-------------followup 2 January 22, 2018Well, I decided to return the Digital Paper (My second unit, the first came with a defective screen if you didn't read that part). The device is seriously lacking in durability. The screen is only held on by less than adequate double-sided adhesive foam and lifts up very easily. I really wanted to like this device a lot and I'm disappointed this is the only option in the market that works as well as the Digital Paper does. As a student, I don't believe the Digital Paper would survive the daily travels in a backpack, public transportation, car travel and the classroom. The Digital Paper is only worth about $200 in my opinion due to how fragile it is. The Digital Paper is for people who can devote full time care and attention to the device. Me, I opted for the 13.3" iPad to keep up with my PDF needs... I will seriously be missing the e-ink display, ability to "print to Digital Paper from my desktop" and sync with pre-existing folders on my desktop/laptop. The iPad display is ok, but mediocre compared to the Digital Paper for my uses in terms on long periods of studying / writing w/tons of glare and washout from overhead lighting in the library. The Digital Paper felt nicer to write on compared to the iPad, but my handwriting was much more legible on the iPad.The battery life I got for classroom use was just over one day... meaning I would have to charge it midday the following day. Also, the digital pen isn't the most accurate and occasionally mine would randomly jump and become erratic on the screen when trying to write. There is no battery indicator on for the stylus, but a low battery indicator for the pen will pop up on the digital paper when it's nearing its demise.If Sony decides to actually fully commit to the Digital Paper in its third generation, I'll definitely consider getting one. Sony needs to really get the word out and market this device instead being so half-hearted. If they don't push it, I hope another company does. I'd recommend this device for any and every student if not for the lack of durability and high price (iPad cost me significantly more with accessories and Apple Care coverage). Ultimately, I chose the ipad 12.9" for durability, dependability and product support of the Apple Pencil and iPad Pro... I wasn't confident in the Digital Paper and the second unit I had was exhibiting issues as well (poor battery life and stylus being erratic as mentioned).
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