Down with paper: A review of the Sony Reader

A Review From Arstechnica: “The reading experience is so much like reading a paper novel that any report on it will read like a remedial lesson in using a book. (Note: if you have in fact forgotten how to use a book, it’s time to step away from the keyboard.) Nevertheless, there are a few observations to make. ”
The Good:
Incredible screen with superb text reproduction
PDF support
Excellent build quality, weight, and design
Simple bookmarking
The Bad:
Screen flashes when changing the display
Delay in moving between pages
Music player lacks useful options
Dropping $10 on an e-book

November 15, 2007 by Uncategorized 1

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1 Response

  1. EIS says:
    November 15, 2007 at 3:35 pm

    Now, if can just support DRM
    Now, if can just support DRM PDFs (there’s rumors that it will in the next few months). I have the 505 (if want one, get the 505), and I love it. I don’t understand why the screen flashing while changing is a bad thing (is it even worth mentioning?)?

    I should add that Fictionwise supports the Reader. Multiformat books have lrf and DRM free PDF files to download. The DRM’d stuff won’t work, yet.

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