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Sony Reader Touch Edition™ PRS-600 6" eBook Reader (9781848414884)
20 reviews
The Sony PRS-600 Touch Edition E-Book Reader allows readers to access up to 350 of their favorite books from anywhere. The intuitive touch...
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The Sony PRS-600 Touch Edition E-Book Reader allows readers to access up to 350 of their favorite books from anywhere. The intuitive touch screen display makes navigation a breeze, and lets readers turn pages with the swipe of a finger. An included stylus offers freehand highlighting and annotation. The Sony PRS-600 Touch Edition E-Book Reader also supports multiple file formats including ePub and PDF, giving owners access to more books from more places, including The eBook Store from Sony including more than one million free public domain titles from Google Books.
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Great product!!!!!
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Pros: Works as advertised! Very happy with it.
Cons: After three months, I have not found one. This is after comparing it other readers.
Bottom Line:
Compared to others on the block (as of Dec 2009) I have not found anything that beats it for the money.
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Sony Reader Touch PRS-600
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Pros: Accepts various file types. Allows notes. Easy to read. Expandable memory. It's red.
Cons: Glare can make it hard to read.
Bottom Line:
Highly recommend the Sony Touch Reader. Versatile, quality machine
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For all the Frustrated readers battery life
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Pros: Compact, touch keyboard, built in dictionary, size of screen, ability to upload ANY books.
Cons: Figuring out the battery but i'm good now. Getting an anti-glare ascessory.
Bottom Line: Yes. Looking around for 2 years and this was the best for value and quality.
The Sony PRS-600 works well for my needs
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Pros: Format friendly, expandable memory, and good size and weight
Cons: Many complain of the glare and recommend trading up to the 650
Bottom Line:
If you find one cheap/free, they work great. Otherwise, consider buying up to the 650 which fixed the glare issue.
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Stylish eBook Reader, but Touch screen is a compromise
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Pros: Screen refresh rate, broad support of book formats, size, touch interface, collections, external memory expansion
Cons: Display contrast, input lag, no wireless (coming with the PRS-900 "Daily Edition" model)
Bottom Line: MAYBE
Not recommended if you put a premium on display quality. OK if you want format flexibility, prefer touch interfaces, and need to annotate
Great idea with myriad issues.
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Pros: Multiple formats, text sizing, good size, $199 and sinking, decent screen.
Cons: Charging issues, awkward interfaces, insufficient documentation, sluggish.
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Saves carry on space and book money in long run, but not without a myriad of flaws. Get it now and use it until better products have dropped in price.
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Made reading books a pain in the neck
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Pros: Good flexibility in ebook formats, including ones from libraries.
Cons: Heavy, blurry text, and way too expensive.
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There are other readers out there with a better screen quality than the Sony PRS-600, and the touch screen isn't anything overly special to make the price worth it.
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save your money
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Pros: borrow bks frm library
Cons: customer service(cs), battery life, cs, glare, cs, pdf reading, cs, pay extra for wall charger,cs
Bottom Line:
waste of money. it's expensive, doesn't work as advertised and customer service is abominable (yes - bernice, I'm talking to you)
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