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Sony PRS-300 Book Reader

Slim, light (only 220g) aluminium design
Take around 350 eBooks everywhere you go
5" E Ink Vizplex paper-like screen
Choice of stylish colours & accessories
Battery life for nearly 6,800 page turns

10+ IN STOCK - Free 2 Year Warranty £142.97 (Including VAT at 20%)

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Lightweight and Portable with 5" DisplayTake your library with you. Featuring a stunning 5-inch display and lightweight design, the Reader Pocket Edition easily slides into a purse or jacket pocket. And with three adjustable font sizes, you can resize the text to suit your reading preference.

Multiple Formats SupportedProviding more than just a superior reading experience, the Reader Pocket Edition, supports Adobe® PDF5, Microsoft® Word, BBeB Book® and other text file formats, as well as EPUB/ACS4 and connection with Adobe Digital Editions4. Plus, the Reader Pocket Edition is PC and Mac® compatible7.

More Books from More PlacesBy supporting both industry standard formats, ePub and PDF, you can access books at the Reader Store, check out books from public libraries, access over one million free public domain titles from Google Books, as well as sharing sites, online aggregators and personal publishers2.

With the price of the Reader PRS-600 Touch Edition having been hiked up by 25 per cent over the original PRS-505, Sony clearly thinks there's room for a cheaper alternative. Hence the launch of the Reader PRS-300 Pocket Edition which does without a touchscreen and has a 5in rather than 6in screen. Sony's Reader Pocket Edition:In the UK, the Pocket sells for £180. While that's a hefty £70 cheaper than the Touch, it's worth remembering that it's only 20 quid less than the old 505 sold for.Physically, the Pocket resembles a shrunken and tidied up version of the 505. At 107 x 158 x 10mm, it's the same thickness as the Touch, but 14mm narrower and 17mm shorter. At 220g, it weighs a noticeable 66g less.Without a touchscreen, the controls are once again placed on the device's face, but there are only ten rather than the 17 the 505 had, and the layout is far neater.


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