Thread: So which is the best ereader for library books?
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Old 11-07-2009, 09:09 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by DrMoze View Post
Bless you. I was beginning to think that no one else understood what a READER was for, and that everyone wants a feature-burdened multifunction electronic gizmo that needs to be recharged constantly. I like the Sony Readers (500, 505, and now 300) just because they DON'T have the useless bells and whistles, and because they act more like a real book (no convoluted menu systems, no plethora of options, take it on vacation with no need to bring another charger, etc.).
Defo agree with that. If I could get an ereader which had ALL the bells and whistles BUT had a very long battery life that would be heaven. But seeing that's a no-no I'll stick with the 600 which lasts a good week or more between charges.

I love my iPod touch but having to charge it daily is a pain.
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