Thread: Pocketbook Note-Taking Review
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Old 01-21-2010, 06:55 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
The reason I use my Sony PRS-600 daily is for the annotation capabilities. As you may know, I create a lot of eBooks myself, and proof-read them. The "free-hand" annotation capabilities of the Sony are a much, much quicker way to do this than using a paper notebook (which is what I used to use). Some form of annotation is the one significant thing that I feel is currently lacking on the PB360.
I think you'll might be one of the first MRers to test and play with our new model - PB302, which does have note-taking features similar to Sony's.
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