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Old 06-14-2010, 12:11 PM   #22
dorino
I'm odd. Take note.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Device: deceased PRS-600, Nook STR
At my local Best Buy the PRS-900 was the "shell with a picture" too, but I convinced a friend of mine who works there to let me try one of the real things... Connections are good things to have.

The PRS-600 at my store did respond, and I demo'd it in-store as a result. The mode its in for displays reminds me of the feature-tour that best buy has on all their computers on display.

The PRS-300 is a very good deal, and capable of more than the nook in regards to reading. The nook has some apps (chess, etc) but nothing that great. The PRS-300 is the budget reader, and it's a helluva good one!
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