Thread: What is the cheapest e-reader I can turn into a word processor?
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Old 11-26-2019, 10:15 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
The Dana is a whole different creature. My brother had one and I tried it for a while. It had a good keyboard, but the weight was off and it didn't work well on your lap (top heavy, it tended to want to try to nose dive to the floor). Also the screen was kind of dull. It ran on Palm 3.x (I believe, maybe it was 4.x). As mentioned elsewhere the battery life is not nearly as good. It attempted to be a full-fledged word processor. Some people like them a lot but I'm not one of them. I like the simplicity of the Neo.
The ergonomics and design of the Neo are amazing - shove it in a backpack, use it on your lap, just perfect.
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