Testseek.com have collected 45 expert reviews of the Sony Reader PRS-600 Touch Edition and the average rating is 72%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Reader PRS-600 Touch Edition.
Experts 72% 45 Reviews
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Abstract: Sony PRS-600 Digital Book Reader. Ideaalne kaaslane, kui vaja pidevalt töömaterjale või raamatuid lugeda! Kuna raamatuid loen palju ja need suht kallid, siis otsustasin ära proovida E-Reader-i. Tellisin USA ebayst. Maksis 170$, saatmiskulu 32$ ja toll...
Abstract: Sony got a little touchy when it decided to do its triple launch of eBook readers, adding the Reader Touch or "PRS-600" to a new lineup that includes its Pocket and Daily editions. As its name implies, the Touch Edition features a 6-inch touchscreen in...
Abstract: E-books have numerous benefits. Eliminating paper saves resources. E-book readers take up little room in travelers' backpacks and purses, and yet can store the equivalent of a whole bookshelf. You don't have to go anywhere to buy or borrow an e-book ti...
Sleek design. Touch-screen interface. Compatible with the ePub format, which Amazon's Kindles don't support.
Dull screen. Books must be sideloaded via computer. AC adapter is an optional $30 accessory.
The Reader Touch Edition is a stylish device with a touch interface that makes navigation a snap, but a difficult-to-read screen sinks this Sony e-book reader....
Sony continues to be a class act in the digital book realm, and since it now supports ePub, it should rival Amazon in the breadth of available content. At $300 (£200), it's pricier than many other ebook readers, but it's also one of the best designed ...
Abstract: Sleek, easy to navigate, touch screen eReader from Sony with five zoom levels. eBook Library software make syncing with a desktop easy. A perfect fit for iPod/iPhone users. Desktop software for easy sync. Wide array of file formats supported. Use...
Desktop software for easy sync, Wide array of file formats supported, Useful Notes functions, Touch screen and stylus, Good battery life, Good form factor and build quality, Easy to use homescreen, Public library access,
Screen has more glare and not as crisp as nontouch screen eReaders, Slow text input via touch screen keyboard, Paltry instructions in package, Optional case with builtin light is expensive addition, My impressions of the new Sony eReader PRS600, are good, but it deserves a peek into the history of Kindle and Sony eReaders, before we take a closer look, A Brief History of Sony vs. Kindle, I
and Final ThoughtsOverall, my experience with the PRS-600 has been excellent. The screen is clear and readable in most lighting conditions, the eBook Library software works well, and the device is sleek, light, and compact. With a touch screen and sty...
