Thread: Astak Mentor eBook readers with WiFi and Touchscreen (read-only)
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Old 03-02-2009, 02:20 AM   #1503
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Originally Posted by oggelbe2007 View Post
I have a simple PRS-500 which I use everyday. I can't believe I've managed to struggle along for 2 years now without 3G, touchscreen, WiFi, dictionary, stylus, keyboards and a cup-holder. Come to think of it Ive never even used the music or photo features that ARE on it but I sure do alot of plain old R E A D I N G with it.
I have a simple PDA which I use everyday. I can't believe I've managed to struggle along for 5 years now, without 3G, and only a 3,6" screen. But I've used it a lot for plain old reading and annotating my books (and looking up the odd word in the dictionary)

I think it all depends on where you start. My first ebookreader also had touchscreen and after that, I bought a PDA for reading (colour screen and a much higher resolution)

So, I've gotten used to having a touchscreen and make use of it on a regular basis (while reading my books). That's one of the reasons I just can't decide what ebookreader to buy, because I'm afraid I will miss the touchscreen too much.
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