Thread: PRS-300 One-handed operation?
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Old 06-24-2010, 05:21 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by dorino View Post
Since it hasn't been brought up, and you haven't brought it up, the prs-600 is very one-hand friendly too. I only use two hands to take notes on it. I use my thumb to do the page turn gesture to flip the pages, and it's very easy. Not top heavy.
From Sony's description, and the pictures, it is the same weight/layout as the PRS-700, which I owned, but found too top-heavy for my small (tiny) hands.

In the meantime, I bought a used PRS-300 and am enjoying it. Now that I've tried a few other readers, I appreciate how the Sony's firmware is more usable for people with large libraries. If only I didn't like the nook's wireless download and customizability, so much, too!
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