Thread: PRS-350 I Still think it's great
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Old 06-01-2013, 01:18 AM   #81
Prestidigitweeze
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Device: Clara HD; Oasis 2; Aura HD; iPad Air; PRS-350; Galaxy S7.
While I find the Aura to be far more responsive than the 350, the experience of using it is not tailored to the act of thoughtful reading. The dictionaries are provisional and don't allow you to look up alternate spellings easily; the note-taking function leaves out handwriting entirely; and the database search defaults to the Kobo store continually instead of one's own library. For day-to-day pocket reading, the 350 is often superior despite its age.

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