The electronic book reader has been coming for a while, but the one impediment reason for books to really come into the digital world has been the absence of an affordable e-book reader that was any good. The good news is that Sony’s gotten a right with its PRS-500 Portable Reader System with reasonable price $300 and the most people know as the Sony Reader.

Sony PRS-500 coming with 6.9 inches tall by 4.9 inches wide by 0.5 inch deep and it’s heavier around 8.8 ounces  than a paperback because it is having a thin screen display with a metallic blue border. There are some touch buttons on the front along with an external memory card expansion slot on the side. In Sony PRS-500 the 600×800-pixel, four-gray scale screen measures approximately 4.9×3.6 inches. Technically, it’s having an electro-phoretic display, which Wikipedia describes as “an information shows that forms different visible images by rearranging charged pigment particles using an applied electric field.”

Overall, in Sony PRS-500 we liked the way of text is displayed on the screen. It was a little bit bothersome that when you turn a page, the screen takes one second to refresh. In Sony PRS-500 This is referred to as a “ghosting” effect and it appears to be an inherent downside to E Ink technology. We can also switch pages between landscape and portrait mode, though chances are we’ll naturally hold the device vertically like a book and stick to portrait mode most of the time.

For starters, we can import a variety of content, much of it free, from our Windows system to the device, though you have to use Sony’s Connect desktop software to move content to the device’s 64MB of internal memory. In Sony PRS-500 Another way to access content is to transfer it to an SD or Memory Stick card and slip it in the Reader’s expansion slot. However, we can download encrypted Sony eBooks from the internet Connect store using the Connect desktop software.

The Connect software is just like the Sony’s hardware. A little quirky and not easy to use, but once we get used to it, we can deal with it. The Reader is capable of displaying Text, RTF, Word, and e- Book files, as well as PDF files, though they won’t necessarily display properly because the PDF is scaled to fit the screen.

The Sony PRS-500 providing features for image viewer, so that we can view JPEG, GIF, and PNG files. As for audio, the Reader supports MP3 and AAC files but there’s no built-in speaker, however, so we can use headphones into the headphone jack to hear anything. The good advantage is we can read a book and listen to MP3 songs at the same time. Sony PRS-900 providing fully charged battery, we can turn 7,500 pages. And this eBook-reader is giving around 15-20 hours of battery life, and possibly more.

The Samsung E900 is a stylish looking slider phone that has an impressive best feature set and a cool heat- and touch sensitive multi-functional touchpad. While Samsung is renowned for making new slider phones, this handset deviates from the classic look design and includes a seamless front section part.

The new Samsung design and the use of a touchpad make the E900 is bit similar to the LG Chocolate KG800. Given that the Chocolate phone came out first. The resemblance to the Chocolate phone is undeniable, but the Samsung E900 has the upper hand on features, having a speakerphone, 2-megapixel camera and a slot for an external micro SD memory card.

The front section of the Samsung E900 is fully black aside from the silver details around the ear speaker, navigation key.  The touchpad only displays two soft keys at the topside that we can access the menu and contacts, and the send and end call keys at the bottom side. On the left of the E900 is a dedicated volume buttons that, aside from letting to adjust the volume during calls and on the music player. On the right of the phone is the power button, MP3 and camera button.

The Samsung E900 is does well to pack in some great specifications. It has an almost bit identical feature set to the Samsung D600, which is a much thicker and heavier phone. The E900 also has a Chocolate-beating 2-megapixel camera, speakerphone function and an expandable external micro SD slot. The 2-megapixel camera takes a while to load and when we do take a picture there is a significant amount of shutter lag, so the pictures come out blurry if we move our hand.

The Samsung E900 MP3 player is providing the option to set the equaliser put it into both shuffle and repeat mode and display visualisations. This E900 MP3 player that can support audio files such are MP3, ACC, ACC+, e-AAC+ and WMA. The Samsung E900 is providing some other features include, Bluetooth, SMS and MMS, a voice recorder, polyphonic ring tones, a calendar, a to-do list, a scheduler, a clock, world time, an alarm, a timer, a stopwatch, a calculator, a currency converter and Java games.

Coming to Samsung E900’s Battery life lasted over two days with heavy usage and it is giving at 3.5 hours talk time and 220 hours on standby. This E900 has enough best features to keep gadget lovers happy and its seamless design makes it stylish.