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Question: Russian font installer needed I wanted to read russian book from this E-reader, but it can't see fonts. So, I need Russian fonts to Russify my Sony PRS-505. Who knows what should I do?
Document: The Sony PRS-505 is light enough that I don't even notice the difference in my purse anymore. So that being said here are the pros and cons of the PRS-505:Pros:It's easy to use. It's lightweight and you can hold a lot of books in the interiorThe e-ink technology is remarkable. It's a lot like reading a real book.Fonts can be enlarged. This is important for older people like me who can't read the small print anymore.The functionality of importing Word documents is excellent, particularly since almost anything online can be copied and pasted into Word.
I had a Kindle 1st gen and decided I wanted to try the Sony Reader. It was a different experience from the kindle, mostly good, but some bad. Reading on the Sony was easier and more relaxed than kindle, but has limitations on Font size and consistency of text compared to kindle. Easier to hold and positive page turns as well as a better menu/navigation system made it my preferred reader. BUT the availability and loading of books was dismal in comparison to the kindle. The Sony E-Book site and the loading of books onto the Sony is not an easily understood process, nor is it as easy to use as kindle's interface.
When shopping for an ebook reader of any kind, it's always best to decide what features you really need or desire, and then get the reader with those features. If a feature is nice but not necessary, then you might let price help you decide. I chose the Sony PRS-505 because it gave me everything I needed without the biggest price. A year later, and I still think I made the right choice.
I've heard a lot of debate about ebooks and e-readers on the web, so I just wanted to put in my two cents. I actually own a Sony PRS-505 Reader (pictured on the left) so I thought my comments might be relevant!Prior to purchasing my Sony Reader, I was extremely ambivalent about ebooks. The few I tried to read on my computer hurt my eyes after some time, and it was no match to holding the book in my hands. There was no satisfaction of turning pages - scrolling just didn't cut it.
I love my Sony 505 - just one niggle, well two really, one small one bigger...1. Battery life is not all its supposed to be... just finished a 2000 page book and it needed charging2. The text size is TOO BIG - the reader converts a normal 1000 page book into 2400 page... and that's at the small setting!! !I think the problem lies at the source as opposed to the reader though and think that as the book is able to increase the font to such a great degree that the books that Sony distribute should originally be in a size more like the real thing... (book)
I bought the Sony PRS-505 reader one month ago. I have enjoyed this product very much. I have glacouma and have trouble reading books with normal print. In fact I have not read many books in the last few years. Since I bought the Sony reader I have been reading everyday. I finished my sixth book and amazed at the clarity of the words when used in the large font. I carry the sony reader with me wherever I go and when I get a free minute I read. I would recommend this product to anyone who enjoys reading.
I have had my 505 over a yr now. It has been an excellent unit. If you are looking for a moderatly priced e-ink device, this is for you. It supports a variety of formats including PDF. Sometimes can't get the font  large enough, but landscape view takes care of the problem acceptably. I am upgrading to the 700, but only because I really need the ability to highlight and make annotations as I am a full time college student. I notice some people do not like the Sony program which supports it, but I personally do not find it a problem.
Sony EBook vs. the KindleAfter re-viewing the specs and esthetics of the Sony Reader to the Kindle I chose the Sony PRS 505 EBook. And I purchased the 3 year catastrophic warranty too! No sense taking chances on dropping it in water or a fall. One thing that I really like about the Sony reader is that when I read a book, I want to read a book!! I don't need the keypad etc! The Kindle has a much wider border around the reading area which makes the screen look smaller than the Sony reader.
Sony PRS-505 Portable Digital e-Reader System (Silver)Because I travel on business and for pleasure I wanted an electronic book rather than carrying many books to get me through a trip. After investigating the options I chose the Sony PRS-505 based on price and features. I enjoy being able to quickly down load books and having many available all of the time. I have now ordered a second Sony PRS-505 for my husband.
I am very satisfied with the Sony Reader PRS-505, it has such a nice screen and the buttons are conveniently placed for easy reach with your left or right hand. Reading an ebook is a pleasure. The quality of the screen is faultless (there is a flicker when switching pages, but it's fast).Reading a PDF is tricky though, which is a shame because it was one of the main reasons I bought the reader in the first place. I wanted to read PDF white papers and A4 documentation on the go, but the text is too small and unreadable so it's not an option.
Answer: I have PRS-T1 how I add russin books on it?