Thread: Help me buy for my non-techie aunt
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Old 01-26-2011, 08:51 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by jbcohen View Post
Electronic book reader owners have told me that the simplest to use is a Kobo becuase it has simply one button which does everything. The Sony PRSs have a lot of icons on their screens each doing different things and are therefore considerably more complicated. My Libra Pro is very simple however it has multiple buttons on it unlike the Kobo.
The icons on the screen are book covers and when you tap them you open a book for reading. I don't know what an earth could be easier.

Please consider the convenience of a touchscreen. I gave my first reader away after a very short time because I loved reading on it so much I forgot it was a reader and wanted to turn the pages with my fingers. Now I have a Sony and just love the natural reading experience.

The Sony store is extremely easy to handle.

If I were in your shoes I'd buy her a Sony PRS 950 without hestitating for a single second.
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