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MrReader · 07-29-2010, 07:24 AM

Hello everybody!!

I am seriously thinking of buying an ereader for academic purposes, I need to read a lot, take notes for research and so on. I have done endless research on manuals and have tried out some actual ereaders, and have decided that I obviously need an ereader with as much notation and simple "text editing" capabilities as possible, I found that the Sony PRS900 is on the top alongside the Onyx Boox or Bebook neo, other more "fancy" devices with dual screen technology are to expensive, and I like to keep low profile anyway. So smaller than 6" is to small and bigger than the PRS900 is to big, I am always on the move, so I am willing to invest on an ereader that is portable and with the best scribbling and notation capabilities, like exporting notes, dictionary, and easy and fast access to text files for cross referencing and all that stuff.

Is there anybody who has used both the PRS-900 and the Bebook neo?

07-29-2010, 07:24 AM	#1
MrReader Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2010 Device: none	Onyx Boox/Beebok Neo or Sony PRS-900 ? Hello everybody!! I am seriously thinking of buying an ereader for academic purposes, I need to read a lot, take notes for research and so on. I have done endless research on manuals and have tried out some actual ereaders, and have decided that I obviously need an ereader with as much notation and simple "text editing" capabilities as possible, I found that the Sony PRS900 is on the top alongside the Onyx Boox or Bebook neo, other more "fancy" devices with dual screen technology are to expensive, and I like to keep low profile anyway. So smaller than 6" is to small and bigger than the PRS900 is to big, I am always on the move, so I am willing to invest on an ereader that is portable and with the best scribbling and notation capabilities, like exporting notes, dictionary, and easy and fast access to text files for cross referencing and all that stuff. Is there anybody who has used both the PRS-900 and the Bebook neo?