Thread: Sony Zipper Case - PRSA-CP65?
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Old 12-24-2010, 07:44 PM   #1
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Sony Zipper Case - PRSA-CP65?
The Zipper case for the PRS-650 has dropped in price to $18.74, which is a decent price. I'm curious how it's designed though. There's only two pictures, and a poor description.

I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with it, or has seen one live and in person.

What I want to know is simple: Does the reader "attach" to the interior of the case, so you read while holding the Reader/Case together? Or do you just yank the Reader out to read, and stick it back in when you're done?

I have the M-EDGE Latitude for my PRS-505, and the Reader sits securely inside the case, with four anchors holding the Reader firmly in place. If the Sony Zipper Case is designed similarly, the current price is a great deal. But if it's just a case to hold the Reader while you're not reading, that doesn't sound so hot, at least for my needs.

TIA.

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