Thread: First Impressions of the PRS-700
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Old 10-21-2008, 10:11 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Nate the great View Post

I like how I didn't have to keep my thumb near the edge of the device so I could flip the page. I think holding the 700 near the middle of the device gives a better grip, which is safer.
I'm guessing you used the PRS-700 without a cover? With a cover, the dynamics might be a bit different. I use my PRS-505 with a cover, and with the cover, I naturally have to hold the bottom left of the device when I'm using my left hand. This is quite convenient, since the cover acts as extra support for my thumb, and I can easily press the page turn button of the 505.

So does the PRS-700 still have physical page turn buttons?
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