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Old 07-15-2010, 12:08 PM   #38
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Originally Posted by KevinBurke View Post
Alright, on a whim the other day I bought a SONY PRS-600BC from the Office Depot at a very reasonable price. An idiot worker gave me the 300 model ,by accident, at first, and I had to return it for the right one. I am very satisfied with the 600BC's annotation abilities, highlighting, dictionary and memo abilities etc.. I love SONY Ereaders. Only thing is the screen can get a glare to it at the wrong angles (in certain lighting environments) when trying to read it and the SONY PRS-500 never had that problem. I guess it is related to the thin sheeth they put on top of the E-ink screen for the annotation and higlhighting technology. However,I am one happy camper all and all. I like the product.

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