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Originally Posted by HarryT
The Kindle, with its physical keyboard, is excellent for annotations. I find it much better for this purpose than the touch-screen devices that I also own.
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With Kindle, I guess I'd have to look at various hacks. I had one borrowed for a few days and it was okay, but I missed lots of settings I'm used to. A physical keyboard is a plus.
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Originally Posted by log
The new Sony Reader WiFi is a 6" e-Ink screen, and supports annotations with keyboard (touch screen) or hand written using a stylus.
It only supports ePub, PDF, and TXT, not sure that is a deal breaker for you.
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Yes, I've been looking at it and kinda liked it, but having to convert everything to ePub... yeah, it's an option too, but I wouldn't be too happy about it. (TXT is useless because of its lack of formatting and PDF is... well, PDF). Some of the previous Sonys have a DOC support, don't they? At least I think I read it somewhere. If the T1 had that too, it would be a strong contender.