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dorino · 06-13-2010, 01:09 PM

Sony PRS-300 : Smaller screen, slower, all around good reader.
Sony PRS-600 : 6-inch, standard screen. Glare is minor and easily corrected by simple tilting the device, and no glare is present outdoors (I read outside a lot) Notetaking is great if you're in a book club or are a student, and it's been invaluable to me. The touch screen is very convenient
Pocketbook 360 : This is a good reader. Essentially, it's the PRS-300 with a higher price tag. Advantages over the PRS-300 are the exapandable memory, and the accelerometer.

I've not used the PB360. I've used both the 300 and 600, and prefer the 600 immensely. That's my 2 (dollars?) cents.

06-13-2010, 01:09 PM	#6
dorino I'm odd. Take note. Posts: 325 Karma: 779 Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Montana Device: deceased PRS-600, Nook STR	Sony PRS-300 : Smaller screen, slower, all around good reader. Sony PRS-600 : 6-inch, standard screen. Glare is minor and easily corrected by simple tilting the device, and no glare is present outdoors (I read outside a lot) Notetaking is great if you're in a book club or are a student, and it's been invaluable to me. The touch screen is very convenient Pocketbook 360 : This is a good reader. Essentially, it's the PRS-300 with a higher price tag. Advantages over the PRS-300 are the exapandable memory, and the accelerometer. I've not used the PB360. I've used both the 300 and 600, and prefer the 600 immensely. That's my 2 (dollars?) cents.