Sony and Google Join to Offer Free Books to the World, more than 500,000 Titles

Sony promotes culture through reading and puts 500,000 free titles available to users of your device Sony PRS 700 eBook reader with touch screen and front light, features that put it above its competitor, Amazon Kindle.
To access these 500,000 titles, Sony has made an agreement with Google, which alone reader ebooks for SONY PRS 700, buyers will have the same privilege to make these free readings with a clear trade measure to ensure that the market users prefer this type of device reader ebooks for Sony Reader ebooks from the Amazon, the Kindle 2.
The Sony PRS-700 has a touchscreen display made with E Ink, and with a size of 6 ", which allows us to select and enter text notes, either through an onscreen QWERTY keyboard or a stylus.
The internal memory can store around 350 ebooks, but also has a slot for SD memory and Memory Stick Duo, battery and allows us to read on a continuous basis up to 7,500 pages.
The disadvantage of this device is the lack of support for wireless connections, something the Kindle does have. In this case the books will go up to the reader via a cable connection to the computer. The device supports Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word documents, BBeB files and other text formats.
There is no doubt that the marketing department at Sony, he sought the "Achilles heel" of its Amazon Kindle-2, which charges several dollars for access to these titles and for now are fewer than those of Sony , reaching about 245,000.