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Trialling electronic newspapers

Published Monday 21st April 2008 15:53 GMT

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Sounds good, but... 

By dervheid
Posted Tuesday 22nd April 2008 08:04 GMT
Joke

you can't beat the smell fom a freshly opened "glossy mag"!!

Mind you, if the screen is wipe-clean, fluid resistant...

yeah but no but yeah but no but 

By John Browne
Posted Tuesday 22nd April 2008 09:13 GMT

Unfortunately the Illiad is stupidly expensive and achieving portability by sticking a dongle in the top of it seems a bit silly.

The Amazon Kindle has to be one of the ugliest devices I've ever seen

The sony Prs-505 is the best looking and feels really solid and the leather cover makes sure it doesn't get damaged unfortunately it has no Wireless and the Bookeen isn't bad either.

Roll on faster refresh e-paper displays and colour. They really are far easier to read from for extended periods of time than traditional TFT or LCD displays.

I would say - "fortunately PRS-505 has no wireless "! 

By Tall
Posted Tuesday 22nd April 2008 13:16 GMT
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I would say - fortunately PRS-505 has no wireless !

It's the best device I ever used, perfect for storing and reading books.

It serves the purpose just rigth, I really don't want to see RSS feeds or any other internet crap when I am on the road. Plenty of that on my office PC....

If you want colour you will get backlight and glare - no thanks!

Why not the UK as well 

By Robert Flatters
Posted Tuesday 22nd April 2008 15:34 GMT
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The one thing i would like to know why isnt it been trailed over here in the UK as well.

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