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Old 08-10-2012, 08:07 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Jade Aislin View Post
I bought the PRS-T1, but I'm not sure how well it will work. I only put 6,500 stories (which is a small portion of the stories I want to carry), but it seems to take forever to do anything, from opening books to searching the collections (which is a little messy right now). I'm working on a way to sort collections to make it easier for me to search. However, it seems like the T1 does not allow for hierarchical collections.

Is there any ereader that allows you to create collections in a hierarchical sorting. I'd like to search for a story by sorting through large categories (Fandom, Genre) and then go through more specific categories (Adventure, Fantasy) until I find a story I want to read. Also, how does the ereader handle large groups of stories? Does having a large amount of stories slow the ereader down?
Try going on the Sony threads for answers to your questions... I've seen posts about each of those topics on there.
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