Sony PRS-600, PRS-300 eBook Reader Specs Leaked Comments
| Author | Hugo Jobling |
| Published | 3rd Aug 2009 |
Comments for Sony PRS-600, PRS-300 eBook Reader Specs Leaked
Matt G Baish said on 3rd August 2009
haim said on 3rd August 2009
oooh edging towards the 100 pounds (no pound key on this keyboard) mark where I think I won't be able to resist. Will be very cool as I have enough in my bag to work so don't want novels in there too and its annoying getting english books here in these foreign climes.
As I would use it to replace paperbacks I guess its a similar size to a page size there.
Gormond said on 3rd August 2009
I have a PRS-505 atm and it's fantastic, my biggest complaint is all the buttons, they get in the road when you are reading and can easily be pressed by mistake. Also I read somewhere that the PRS 600 will support the Mac which interests me as the current model only supports windows.
Xiphias said on 3rd August 2009
@Haim: If you're using a ANSI (US) layout keyboard then set your OS to use US international layout and the £ key will be alt gr + 4 (the right alt becomes alt gr like normal).
While I can see the advantages of touchscreens on smartphones I don't see much point in a touchscreen ebook reader, surely it has few enough buttons that they can be mounted on the back/side and still have a full sized screen? Also, is drawing possible with an eInk screen? How do you get the lines to show up with the very slow refresh?
Brychan said on 4th August 2009
The Sony PRS-600 looks very tempting but can't see me buying one of these devices until it is possible to read your choice of newspapers, academic articles and magazines on the device as well as books.
Adam Foreman said on 4th August 2009
We need more functionality for a broader audience than the current market dictates, what I’d like to see are downloadable daily newspapers via wifi from a Apple Like store.
Perhaps more downloadable children’s books, perhaps even interactive books.
These are just some ideas….I just need SONY or other eBook manufacturers to realise the idea and market is just stagnant in its current form.
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Bigger not smaller!
I wanna 7 incher - 6 inches is just a tad too small IMHO & I aint going smaller now that I've got used to 6.
No puerile puns intended.
Honest.