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Originally Posted by HarryT
And conversely it's the reason I like the Kindle. The ease of buying books on the Kindle is so much easier than buying books on the Sony and having to go through ADE.
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It's also why the Kobo Touch is a strong contender. Thanks to kepub, books magically appear on the device without ADE, etc.
Sony PRS-T1 / 6" E-ink / 2GB / micoSD support / dual touch / WiFi / one month battery life / multiple dictionaries / cover art in standby / Pearl eink / built-in Wikipedia, Google search support / stylus notetaking / 168 g / plastic body / € 164.95
This is a very credible upgrade ... depending on what the price is locally. In the US, Amazon has been investing heavily in the $114 price point with TV ads.
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Originally Posted by HarryT
So you can lose some 1,200 books on the internal memory of 2 GB. Or more via microSD cards.
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Wow! That's an additional 19,200 books you can lose if the microSD card is capable of 32 GB. Upon reflection,
this is the "killer app" e-reader enthusiasts have been lusting for.