Kindle vs. Sony Ebook Reader Reviews

There has been a lot of buzz lately about thedoesn't do too well with DOC, RTF and PDF
brand new e-book reader launched by Amazon.formats. But then again even the Sony Reader
The most popular e-book reader around has beencannot read DOC formats directly.
the one launched by Sony.E-ink technology
The price differenceAs far as the 6 inch LCD screen display goes in
One of the main differences that really stands outthe Kindle, the display uses the revolutionary e-ink
between the Sony E-book Reader and Kindle istechnology using 'Vizplex' film on the surface.
the vast price disparity. There's a whopping 100However, both the Sony Reader and the Kindle
dollar difference with the Sony reader being pricedhave used the same technology. The plus side to
at 300 USD and Kindle having a price of 400 USD.this technology is that 40% of received light gets
While the Sony reader promises a host of freebiedeflected and uses reflected instead of
features like free viewing of PDF files, no internettransmitted light which makes both devices easy
connection needed, free access to blogs as wellon the eyes.
as RSS feeds and even a memory card includedPrintability
in the welcome kit, this reader from Sony sureThere is no need to print any document because
has plenty of upsides to it. However, Kindle isn'tKindle offers portability in taking along all personal
far behind what with the capacity to contain moredocuments at anytime in any place, thereby
than 200 titles and an SD card slot that is includedeliminating the need for printing. The 10 cent fee
with it. However, you do need to pay 1 dollar foris applicable for wireless transfer of word
every blog and RSS feed respectively which isdocuments. However, if users do not wish to shell
quite a bit expensive.out this fee, free transfers can be leveraged. For
The formatthis, the file or attachment needs to be sent to
While the Sony Reader allows you to view PDFwhere name stands for the ID used for your
files free of cost, the Kindle charges a 10 centKindle email address. So if the Kindle email ID is
fee for every PDF file that you would sync intothen attachments need to be sent to and then
the device. Also Kindle tends to read HTML, plainthe file gets converted and emailed to the
text formats and images from the SD card butassociated Amazon account.