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angelyne · 07-05-2007, 01:32 PM

I love my new SR, apart from the lack of integrated backlight. That's the biggest lack in my book. I'd love to have a light with several intensity level that can also be turned off. But that's a whole different thread.

I find that since acquiring this new gagdget I have been spending most of my time converting books to the Reader format. It seems to have tickled a part of my nature, and I'm spending a lot of time finding new books and converting them. I actually enjoy doing that, strangely enough.

But I've resolved to stop adding books and start reading them instead!. The only problem, and that's a personal one, is that I am like a dog with multiple food bowls; I don't know which one to use. Too many choices!. When you carry only one book in your bag; well that's the one you'll read. When you carry a whole library, then you need to resist the temptation to 'sample' and need to focus!

07-05-2007, 01:32 PM	#21
angelyne Connoisseur Posts: 57 Karma: 50 Join Date: Jun 2007 Device: Sony Reader PRS-500	I love my new SR, apart from the lack of integrated backlight. That's the biggest lack in my book. I'd love to have a light with several intensity level that can also be turned off. But that's a whole different thread. I find that since acquiring this new gagdget I have been spending most of my time converting books to the Reader format. It seems to have tickled a part of my nature, and I'm spending a lot of time finding new books and converting them. I actually enjoy doing that, strangely enough. But I've resolved to stop adding books and start reading them instead!. The only problem, and that's a personal one, is that I am like a dog with multiple food bowls; I don't know which one to use. Too many choices!. When you carry only one book in your bag; well that's the one you'll read. When you carry a whole library, then you need to resist the temptation to 'sample' and need to focus!