Red Sony Reader Captured in the Wild!

Posted on 20 September 2008 by


Mike Cane spent a little bit of time giving a red Sony Reader a fondle, and I have to say that other than the terrible quality of his “crapcam” (that’s what he calls it, and I agree!), the new Reader is quite pretty…

As Mike says, “Yeah, that’s it. It’s really a rich metallic red color. It’s matte and not shiny. It’s simply and absolutely gorgeous!” He goes on to gush that “Sony’s done a great job here, offering this special color. I prefer it over the Silver — and especially over the light-sucking Dark Blue.”

I agree, the red is gorgeous, and now that you can use the Reader for much more than just loading Sony’s proprietary book shop’s items it looks even more attractive. If you are lusting after this spicy red number and would like to order one, there are plenty to be had.

If you would like to read more of Mike’s impressions and see more “crapcam” pictures, then head on over to Mike’s site.

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  • Christopher Gavula

    It’s pretty but no ereader or mobi support. Worse – it’s Windows-only – no Linux or Mac support. Definitely not for me!

  • http://www.geardiary.com Judie Lipsett

    Yeah, no eReader support is a bit of a deal-breaker for me, too. :-P

    But it sure is purdy… ;-)