Sony Reader PRS-650 Touch Edition Review

It has a nice screen. Buy it at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003Z97GKK?tag=archosfcom-20&camp=0&creativ...


I show it, and I give you my opinions on this e-reader. Sony is bringing a really nice E-ink Pearl based e-reader with a fantastic very sensitive infrared based touch screen. Though I wish it had WiFi and Android software for Chrome-to-Ereader functionality and Sharing and Synchronizing of Annotations and Reading to make Annotations and Reading more useful. It's cool that Sony promote the "get unlimited ebooks for free from your digital library" concept. With WiFi, though, the integration with unlimited amounts of ebook repositories would be more seamless and probably more user friendly. If all you are looking for is an offline e-reader, with the latest e-ink screen technology, with touch-screen for page turns, dictionary/translator and for annotations and UIs, then this could be a great choice for you.

Also see my Grandmother reviewing this device in my video released last week: http://armdevices.net/2010/10/08/exclusive-sony-prs-650-grandmother-review/ and my 11-minute video interview with a Sony specialist unveiling it and discussing technical details about it at IFA: http://armdevices.net/2010/09/05/sony-reader-prs-650-touch-edition/

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Science & Technology

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• sony reader
• prs650
• prs-650
• touch edition
• freescale
• infrared
• touchscreen
• epub

[Dar70]

@maxgonzalez777 English is obviously not his native language. Give him a break he did real well with his review.

[AndreaERP]

i dont think he knows that it comes with a little pen on the side .. xD he went the whole 10 mins talking bout the device and never once mentioned the pen .. or whatever its called ...

[3learn]

Great video! Love your excitment! You can get free library ebooks with this one too!

[hpgwdthefan]

@cyberstein12 Actually he's right. Look it up before you judge.

[cyberstein12]

It is not capacitive but inductive touch screen. Infrared? - senceless