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Originally Posted by irenas
Hi all!
What is the difference between Astak EZ reader 6" and Astak Mentor?
Can you point me to the comparison chart if any?
Thank you ,
Irena
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Dear irenas:
Hello!! Thank you for posting!
Wallcraft is right. The main differences are the Epson Controller for quicker page turns and 8 level grey scale (helps on illustrations). However, there are some other subtle differences.
The Mentor Lite has four one-touch buttons on it that take you immediately to the main menu, horizontal to vertical display, and a game known as Sudoku (plays very, very well and is pretty well full-functioned), and more.
The 6 inch EZ Reader still has a very loyal following. It does everything well and seems to be built incredibly well (lowest rate of returns of any product that FRYs Electronics carries) . The MP3 music has a great equalizer on it. It is a perfectly wonderful basic machine! Do not let the word "basic" fool you. It is a great reading device and plays wonderful music quality while you read. It may not be the latest out... but its reliability and ease of operation are somewhat legendary.
I like them both very much as the Pocket PRO gets all the attention while these two six inch devices do a fabulous job and keep on doing it. Both have user-replaceable rechargeable batteries and SD card slots for easy expansion of memory. These two features and the crisp E-Ink screens make them a perfect choice against most other 6 inch made by much bigger names. The 20 formats does not limit you to what you can buy and where you can buy it. That alone beats (my humble opinion) what the bigger names offer! AND... both have great carrying cases included in the price!