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Old 05-06-2011, 03:33 AM   #16
GiulioP
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
The Sony PRS-950 is only sold in the US.
I thought so,... too bad!!!! :-((

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The Sony wins when it comes to being supplied with built-in translation dictionaries, but they are not replaceable. The Kindle's dictionary can be replaced, and its dictionary interface works well. The fact that you say that you cannot imagine it bring as good as a touchscreen rather suggests to me that you haven't actually tried it .
I tried it only once, for a few hours. I couldnīt check this option I am interested in.
But that is not the only bad thing about kindles, as I said above.... I donīt want a product that force me to buy books from a specific webstore and does not support epub....

there are many people around here which are enthusiastic about kindle, anyway....
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