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Old 11-20-2006, 09:08 PM   #4
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Location: White Plains, NY, USA
Device: Nook Color, Itouch, Nokia770, Sony 650, Sony 700(dead), Ebk(given)
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Originally Posted by Snappy!
I presume the Nokia770's screen is barely legible in bright sunlight right?

Of course, though you can try sit in the shade or put say my cap around to shade it (both worked for me), however I rarely need to read in sunlight. Anywhere else (including outdoors as long as you are not in direct sunlight, say under a tree, or if it's cloudy), it works and the crucial thing about it is that is pocketable. I always carry my Nokia cellphone in one pocket, and my Nokia reader in another.

The Sony Reader I would compare with Ebk1150, more elegant and nicer, more capacity, more text on screen, but Ebk is faster, searcheable and cheaper, plus it has built in light, though I think the next eink devices (hoping there are such) will have an integrated led light. If Sony were available last year when I bought Ebk1150, it would have been a hard choice, and most likely I would have gone with it, but right now I do not need it as long as Ebk works. Still I would recommend it for anyone who wants a reader and is willing to invest the money.

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