Thread: E-reader in Australia, cheap for teen
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Old 11-22-2010, 01:50 AM   #13
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I would get her an iPod... It's a great device - easy to read on and get books for - across all formats.... Music and videos are fantastic.. The iPod is just a mini iPad, really... but much cheaper, easier to carry and plugs into some music systems to play all the songs on it.

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Originally Posted by charlie123 View Post
Hi Guys n girls,

I am looking at all the different e-readers available, and it just keeps getting more confusing.

It is for a 12yo girl, who is an avid reader, but is also wanting good audio file/play (for music, hopefully whilst still being able to read) and if possible, video compatibility (ie, a colour screen that doesn't take forever to load, and could play a movie)

In Australia, and looking in the $250 and under range. Was orignally looking at an ipad, for the multi-features, but have decided to keep computer and e-reader seperate, as wanting to take care of her eyes.

There was one at officeworks (not on display so couldn't have a play) STASH W950 Ebook Reader for $120...anyone heard of this?

Any help would be great!

Thanks
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