Sony Prs-350 Usb Cable

Experience a full touch screen that reads like a real book on the Reader Touch Edition by Sony. The touch screen allows you to turn pages with the swipe of a finger and enjoy fast and intuitive navigation of your favorite books. Choose more content from more places like the online Reader Store, where you can access new releases or choose from over one million free public domain titles from Google Books or find links to borrow eBooks from public libraries. Thin, light, highly portable design Freehand highlighting and annotation Two full weeks of reading on a single battery charge Embedded multilingual dictionaries (2 English language and 10 translation dictionaries) 6 adjustable font sizes to customize your reading experience USB 2.0 data and power connection Play MP3 and AAC audio files Read in multiple formats, including ePub and PDF Intuitive Reader Library software for PC and Mac Expansion slots for Memory Stick(R) PRO Duo and SD media Quick page turns and high contrast ratio Thoughtful navigation and button placementSpecifications Gray Scale - 16-level gray scale Resolution - 800 x 600 pixels Screen Size - 6 inches Technology - E Ink Pearl DRM Text - ePub (Adobe DRM protected), PDF (Adobe DRM protected), BBeB Book (PRS DRM protected), Text, RTF Image - JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP Unsecured Audio - Unsecured Audio - MP3 (Non encrypted), AAC (Non encrypted) Unsecured Text - ePub, BBeB Book, PDF, TXT, RTF, Micrsoft Word, (Conversion to the Reader requires Word installed on your PC) Memory Size - 2GB User available capacity - Approx. 1.4GB Dual Memory Card Expansion Slots for Memory Stick(R) Duo and SD Card up to 32GB AC Power - Built-in rechargeable battery - 3.7 V(R) DC, 940 mA Battery Life (Approx) - 14 Days Recharging Time - 3 hours with a USB connection, or about 2 hours by the optional AC adapter System Requirements - Windows 7/Vista/XP or Mac OS X 10.4

Amazon Sales Rank: #21310 in Consumer Electronics Color: Red Brand: Sony Model: PRS-650RC Dimensions: 8.57" h x 6.25" w x 1.76" l, .85 pounds Display size: 6 Accessories - USB Cable, Quick Start(TM) Guide, WarrantyFeatures Choose more books from more places Carry up to 1,200 of your favorite books at a time or more Intuitive design with full 6 clear touch screen Paper-like display for easy, natural reading

Customer reviews more useful for 133 133 people found the following review helpful. Reading Digital Dream Come True By Jeffery A. Lewis had my PRS-650 for about one week now. I had the chance to play with all the features. I also had a Sony Reader PRS-505 for about one year and half. The ergonomics and features of Sony PRS-650, in my opinion, is a beautiful piece of equipment. It is lighter than the PRS-505, weighing only 7.6 grams. It's also a bit smaller, but has the same screen size. It has an aluminum body and a rear surface tangle. The back is less slippery and therefore easier to handle. In fact, I prefer now to read about the Sony Reader verses a physical paper book. Many people will say they like the feel of a book. You'll get over it. The Sony Reader is better than a paper book. The PRS-650 is lighter than most paper books. You'll be amazed how this can be liberating. You can take a hand in many comfortable positions. Furthermore, the reading surface flat on a paper book, the reading surface curved near the binding, resulting in uneven lighting. Additionally, there is no reason to maintain an open eReader as you do with a paper book. Turning a page requires no effort. The words flow into your mind, as if the device was not there. Beautiful design, leading to an immersive reading. I thought the PRS-505 was well designed for reading. The PRS-650 is also designed to read, has just has a ton more. I must say that the PRS-505 is designed for a better turn the page delivered. The PRS-505 has two buttons on the pages turning at different places on the eReader. This gave a hand in turn supplied it with both hands. The PRS-650 has only one set of buttons to turn pages. For once hand side, you can pretty much only use my left hand. The touch screen also allows you to turn the page by sliding the screen. It's cool, but I do not think it's better than the touch of a button. The screen of the PRS-650 rocks! It was noticeably higher contrast than the PRS-505 and PRS-505 was used as a "gold standard" for readability. The sooner touch models (PRS-700 and PRS-600) endangered contrast and glare on the touch screen. The PRS-650 Sony has solved this problem. It looks good and glare is really no problem. Page also seems aimed at around 50% faster than the PRS-505. The PRS-650 can also change how the text does, however. This works well for books, colored text, there seems to be as dark as they might have. I will not go over all the functions, but for some, is that the PRS-650 in the PRS-505. The only feature I love most is the ability to select text. With a touch screen that's almost how you do it in a paper book with a highlighter. You can work better with your finger, but the stylus for small fonts. Then you can create a note with the highlighted text. This note can be written by hand when you can draw with the stylus, or you can use a qwerty keyboard touch If the text is highlighted a note associated with it, shows a small icon next to the highlighted text. When you touch the highlighted words, the note opens. I have read many nonfiction books that I want to stress is so great for me. You can also mark a book of drawing directly on the page with the stylus. You can wrap things make arrowheads, etc., with the stylus or your finger. Very cute! The other feature I like is the ability to zoom in on a page. I read books on my PRS-505 that took the cards that I could not help the "screen 6. Now, with the zoom, I see clearly. The PRS-650 has a nice feature where you can double-click a ' image in the book and zoom in to fill the screen with the image only. Another feature is worthy of note reflow PDFs. This is nothing new for the PRS-650. If you read a lot of PDF documents is enormous.