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Sony Optional Charging/Synching Cradle

Normal Price:$49.99
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Manufacturer: Sony
Model: BCRRU1
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Sony
Label: Sony
Modem: None

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Features for Sony Optional Charging/Synching Cradle:

Cradle; for Sony PRS-500 Portable Reader
Features: Compact, Provides Hands-Free Use, Portable
Outputs: USB
Dimensions: 1 x 7 x 5.25 "

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Editorial Review
Synch up and charge your Sony Reader to your notebook or desktop with the BCR-RU1 cradle. With a USB and power port built in to the back of the cradle, the BCR-RU1 eliminates the need to manually connect cables every time you wish to charge or updateyour Sony Reader PRS-500. The BCR-RU1 comes with an adapter if you choose to use your Reader without a soft case.
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Customer Reviews

Sony E-Book Charging Cradle

2008-04-09
Unfortunately, Sony and/or Amazon was unclear as to which cradle goes with which e-book version. Current models use a USB-B connector to charge and transfer data. There is no cradle for that model. This cradle fits an older wide serial data/charging port style. It would be nice if a DC power supply(wall-wart) came with it. This doesn't even come with a USB cable.

What a waste of money!

2007-12-29
Believe it or not, they are charging $50 plus tax and shipping for a piece of plastic which won't work without the charging transformer and cables which are another extra. The Sony Ebook will charge just fine from the USB cable. Don't waste your money.

Product that was never received

2007-12-22
For whom ever is listening to this, I want to say that this product was charged to my card but never received.

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Read before you buy...

2007-11-26
For some reason, Amazon is marketing these things with the 505 reader. They only work for the 500, so do not waste your time and money. Sony has not yet released one for the 505. You need to check the same thing on the covers as well...if they are for the 500, they will not fit the 505. Otherwise, I am sure they work just fine with the 500...just don't make the mistake!

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