Thread: Do you like to write notes in books?
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Old 09-13-2009, 12:16 PM   #115
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Originally Posted by doreenjoy View Post
One of the reasons I don't like to read non-fiction on my e-reader is because I make even more notes in non-fiction books, and none of my current e-readers lets me.
My Kindle 2 allows for note taking and underlining. All underlined text and notes are automatically saved to a text file called "My Clippings" that can be easily transferred to a PC via USB. I couldn't see having a reader that didn't have similar functions.

I haven't tried the Sony PRS600-SC Reader Touch Edition, but it advertises the ability to take freehand notes and highlight sections of text. It's the same price as the K2 ($299 U.S.).
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