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Originally Posted by John F
In the 2 hours I used it at home, I probably had about 15 crashes that would happen at strange times.
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Had mine for a month or so. It's never crashed. I use epubs and pdfs. No lrfs.
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The Nook lets you pick between different fonts. The IPad lets you pick any font size you want. Other software let's you pick things like margin size, line spacing
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Yeah, the font size options is a weak point.
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I like the next and prev page buttons on the 650, but with my 505 I can read both left handed AND right; I found with 650, I only wanted to read holding it with my left hand. I don't like to swipe, and wish that they could add options to make the UI a little more configurable (like a single tap to advance the page).
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Single clicking brings up the dictionary. I find it works fine.
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I wish that charging was more universal.
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I picked up a $15 universal charger the other day. Works on the Opus. I reckon it'll work on the 650 too, though I haven't tried.
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I don't think I could read while using the charger.
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Can you read while charging other E-readers?
Personally I have found the 650 to be an excellent device. I use the bilingual dictionaries, annotation and memo features a great deal (I use it a lot for research). Otherwise, if I was going purely for an ereader, I'd probably go for the cheaper Kindle.