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Originally Posted by lovebeta
I would say that's typical SONY STYLE: nice looking but not practice.
To me, one advantage of ebook reader is that I can operate it by one hand. And now we are back at the starting point? The location of the remaining page-turn buttons doesn't seem to be convenient at all.
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This is
exactly my feeling. I hold the reader with one hand and turn the page with the same hand. I read a few pages and then I switch to the other hand. I lay down on my right side and use one pair of buttons for page turning; I lay down on my left side and I use the other pair. The new single pair of buttons is in a
dreadful location!
I like the ideal of a touch screen
with a stylus --- like my Palm Tungsten E. It opens the reader up to a whole new range of possibilities, such as a decent dictionary. I'm not a fan of gumming up the screen with my "damned stinking paws."
Kudos to Sony for doing something, though. An "A" for effort and a "B-" for execution.
Tim