Sony Digital Reader Touch Edition - Silver (PRS600SC)

Sony Digital Reader Touch Edition - Silver (PRS600SC) Description


     The edition of Touch has a 6-inch display with easy navigation, easy to use touch screen. Turn the page with the touch of a finger and enjoy fast and intuitive navigation to your favorite books. 

     Take handwritten notes and highlight sections of text that you want to be further considered, as you would in an actual book, using the included stylus. Alternatively, a virtual keyboard is also available for quick note taking or searching for their eBooks.



    If you wish, you can also export your notes to your computer using the eBook Library. Enjoy access to more books to more people. Supporting both industry standard formats, epub and PDF, you can access books in Sony eBookstore, consult books in public libraries, free access to over 500,000 public domain titles from Google, and sharing sites, aggregators and publishers staff Online (Internet access).


    You do not know what books to bring on your trip? With the edition of Reader Touch, never make that decision again. 512 MB internal memory lets you carry up to 350 of your favorite books at a time. 
     Whether you venture into town or across the country, the Touch Edition is the ideal travel companion. Measuring just 0.4 inches thin and weighs less than 9 grams, the Touch Edition is thinner and lighter than any other book, and even in magazines. 

     Editing The touch screen reader uses E Ink to offer an interesting article shows how it looks more like ink on paper, readable in bright sunlight. Enjoy two weeks of reading (7,500 pages in continuous laps) on a single battery charge. paper-like display for easy reading two weeks complete natural reproduction on a single battery charge integrated intuitive eDictionary Oxford American English eBook Library for PC and Mac formats five adjustable character for the area

Product Reviews By Customer.

By Auric.   "Have one, Love it!"

    I have a lot of research before I bought the Sony Digital Reader Touch Edition - Silver. Studied the Kindle, the more I read the less I liked it! (Sorry Amazon) 

    I feel that my books on Amazon again for inviting me, though I (think I'm old school and want to lose my stuff and my access to a computer).

    I am also a fan of open architecture is what led me to Sony.

    Following the advice of someone who complained of the software. I'm not sure what the XP operating system who have had, and I had absolutely no problem with what ever accidents.

    has its advantages: an open architecture tons of stuff you can download for free, Sony offers free or inexpensive new book almost every month, both epub and PDF files play without problems. If you lose a book (which I deleted my desktop), can turn off the light.

    Cons: The touch treatment contrast is not as high as I like. I want the bottom of a little 'white (white to fully understand the Kindle), the touch screen sometimes a bit' nervous Especially Liting hello, but if your bad credit and employees. 

    The dictionary is somewhat limited, I think (at least in the books I've read) that does not recognize some words. I see an update very best and most complete dictionary (although I have to pay a little 'to him) that work seamlessly with the player.

    Against applies to all players, not just Sony: I'm not sure if this is the result of political editors, but levels of "e-book seems entirely arbitrary, the" supply "of the list is not too much of a out! Drives that are already priced at $ 9.99 or less, is priced $ 11.99 to $ 15, then within 5 or 10% 

    When you consider that your audience with a goal by Pocket 25% discount to buy a book and do not include additional publication costs (when the book became an electronic book (not Provided, printing, distribution, etc.), is the price difference is absolutely no other important publisher wants more money. 

    I look forward to the day when Sam and Target will start selling the books on their websites and kiosks in their stores. We hope this will be more paper books online.