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jboardman · 04-17-2010, 08:03 PM

I have used the PRS900 for more than two months now. I still love it! I works perfectly, holds a charge, and is a pleasure to read on. I have probably read 10 books so far, and the New York Times is delivered wirelessly every morning. I replaced my Irex Iliad with the Sony, and the only thing I miss about the Irex is that it would give me the updated time every I turned the page. Now I have to look up at a clock (feel sorry for me?)!

Additionally, I have adorned my Sony with an Oberon cover, made for the Kindle 2. I had to modify the cover slightly, but it works well and looks great. If you want more information on the minor adjustments I made on the cover, email me and ask.

Again, I am completely satisfied with my Sony PRS900. I read the remarks and the slow progress being made at making the Irex DR800SG what it was advertised to be last August (2009), I'm happy I made the Sony leap!

04-17-2010, 08:03 PM	#60
jboardman Zealot Posts: 118 Karma: 62 Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: SW Michigan Device: kindle, sony PRS900, Irex Iliad	I have used the PRS900 for more than two months now. I still love it! I works perfectly, holds a charge, and is a pleasure to read on. I have probably read 10 books so far, and the New York Times is delivered wirelessly every morning. I replaced my Irex Iliad with the Sony, and the only thing I miss about the Irex is that it would give me the updated time every I turned the page. Now I have to look up at a clock (feel sorry for me?)! Additionally, I have adorned my Sony with an Oberon cover, made for the Kindle 2. I had to modify the cover slightly, but it works well and looks great. If you want more information on the minor adjustments I made on the cover, email me and ask. Again, I am completely satisfied with my Sony PRS900. I read the remarks and the slow progress being made at making the Irex DR800SG what it was advertised to be last August (2009), I'm happy I made the Sony leap!