Sentences with phrase «more words per page»

For traditional book - lovers, more screen real estate means more words per page, and therefore fewer page turns.

Additionally, I really enjoyed the fact that the display was more «book - like» with much more words per page than the competition.

With the larger screen you get more words per page, turn the page less often, and can get more into the flow of reading.

Additionally, the company promises that the 300ppi Paperwhite display allows for over 30 percent more words per page.

It has a large 7 - inch 300ppi display to fit over 30 % more words per page at default font size, so you have fewer page turns and reads like printed paper — even in bright sunlight.

New — Featuring our largest 7 - inch 300 ppi display, Kindle Oasis fits over 30 % more words per page for fewer page turns.

Kobo says the group was asking for a device that would show more words per page — like a real book.

Designed for comfort and personalization With a larger 7 - inch, 300 ppi display, the all - new Kindle Oasis fits over 30 percent more words per page, resulting in fewer page turns.

NEW — Featuring a new larger, 7 - inch 300 ppi display with our highest resolution, Kindle Oasis fits over 30 % more words per page at the default font size for fewer page turns.

Our largest, highest resolution display Featuring our largest 7 - inch 300 ppi display, Kindle Oasis fits over 30 % more words per page for fewer page turns.

At 8.99 ounces, it's fractionally heavier than the K3, but still light enough for easy one - handed reading; that's probably a good trade - off to get a larger screen (which means more words per page and fewer page turns when reading, especially if you like to read at larger font sizes).

By Amazon's count, that equals out to about 30 percent more words per page.

The three things that really stood out were the much larger screen area and having more words per page, that it was quite a decent reading experience, and that Kindle for PC is free (zero barrier to entry).

With a larger 7 - inch, 300 ppi display, the all - new Kindle Oasis fits over 30 percent more words per page, resulting in fewer page turns.

By Amazon's count, that equals out to about 30 percent more words per page.

Following the trends of «bezel-less» smartphones, Amazon has enlarged the Kindle's screen and shrunken the bezels around it, making room for a larger 7 - inch display that fits more than 30 percent more words per page.

Additionally, the company promises that the 300ppi Paperwhite display allows for over 30 percent more words per page.