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Old 03-20-2009, 09:38 AM   #11
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Long Island, NY
Device: Oasis 9th Gen
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
...the CyBook is the clear winner.
Harry,
Thanks for your impressions. Here is an excerpt from an early 2008 review of the Cybook...

Pros

* Fast—faster than the Sony PRS-505
* Thin, light, and small
* Very good battery life, (8,000 page-flips, according to Bookeen, and many hours of MP3 playback, revealed by our test)
* Latest e-paper screen—very comfortable to read in a well-lit environment
* Mobipocket format and software is excellent
* Good—and free—RSS support

Cons

* Cumbersome page-flip mechanism
* Only a few, small hardware buttons
* Current firmware (late February 2008) lacks folder and subfolder capabilities, making anything with more than 100 items difficult to find
* Incomplete PDF support—some files don’t open or crash the device
* No SDHC support
* No wireless connectivity

How does this compare with your impressions? Have any of the firmware updates helped any of the "cons".
Thanks,
RA
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