Thread: Is PRS-600 a "writing tool"
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Old 12-28-2009, 06:07 PM   #2
tovare
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E-paper devices is not very suitable for taking notes. The PRS-600 is good for reading, not creating.

Perhaps getting a small netbook with long battery-life is a better direction or a phone with a full keyboard and a word-processor.

I prefer taking notes on paper, and manually reviewing those and incorporate the material in things I write on the PC.
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