General
- Dimensions (H x W x D)
- 145 x 104.3 x 8.5 mm
- Notable features
- Supports ePub, ebook, PDF, Doc, TXT, RTF, BBeB, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP
- Weight
- 155 kg
Sony Reader Pocket Edition
Like its bigger sis, the Sony Reader Touch Edition, the Sony Reader Pocket Edition is an excellent performer with a fantastic grasp on user-friendliness. Coupled with its more compact size and lower price point, it's a great option for readers looking for high portability and first-rate usability.
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User Reviews / Comments Sony Reader Pocket Edition
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ebook fan
"It is a good ereader but the variety of formats it can handle is poor.
I prefer the Cybook Orizon." -
Sammy
"I am simply amazed at this small, versitile and fact reader made by Sony. The screen is extremely efficient even directly in the sunlight. Each page turn is almost instant and the battery life has ..."
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Marky Mark
"I got my Pocket edition for Christmas, and I love it! Can't put it down, and I have already read 6 books and haven't even had to charge the battery yet. The e-ink screen is even clearer than pape..."
