Thread: Best reader that is comparable to PRS505 AND has a dictionary?
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Old 06-05-2010, 10:05 PM   #1
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Best reader that is comparable to PRS505 AND has a dictionary?
Hey guys,

I'm looking to upgrade from my PRS505 to something that has dictionary support. My initial thoughts were to go for the PRS600, but I think it would be rather silly to purchase a device for reading and downgrade the screen in the process. So, here are some features that are important to me:

-Legibility
-Simple interface (the PRS505's is perfectly suitable)
-Dictionary
-Solid build quality (metal would be nice)
-Cheaper would be better, but my budget is flexible depending on the quality of the device

Expandability is not very important to me, nor are any other features that do not directly impact the actual reading of the books (wifi, mp3 player, pictures).

Thanks in advance for any advice.

EDIT: Pocketbook 360 looks very capable, what do you guys think?
EDIT2: I should mention that the plan is to go for the epub format above all else.
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