“Any instrument which enables the consumer to store information addressed personally to him in such a way that he can easily retrieve it over a period of time adequate for the purposes for which the information is intended and which permits the unchanged reproduction of the information stored”.

Even if those directives are not applicable in the present case, there is no reason to consider that they refer to a concept other than that used in Directive 97/7/EC, as pointed out by the Advocate General in point 36 of his Opinion.
This is all the more true for Directive 2011/83/EC, which will replace Directive 97/7/EC as of 13 June 2014, and which defines, in Article 2, point 10, the concept of “durable medium”, according to the criteria cited in the previous paragraph.