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Old 06-25-2010, 09:20 AM   #100
murraypaul
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The big selling point for me isn't the look of the e-ink, by the way -- I like the display on my jetbook just as well -- it's battery life. That's huge for me. I already have to remember to charge my phone, my ipod, my camera, etc. It's a relief to only have to plug in my Sony reader once every week or two, even with heavy use.
That was the reason I got my 505 as well, not eInk per se, but that it could last me an entire transatlantic trip, which my previous reader, a Palm T3, couldn't, even with the battery addon. I wasn't buying it because eInk was fantastic, I was perfectly happy reading on a backlit screen, I was buying it because only eInk offered the endurance I was after.
It is also why I don't see myself using the 505 again, now I have an iPad, as it also has the battery life to handle my trips, and it much more capable that the 505.
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