You can find the details on links
http://www.adobe.com/products/digitaleditions/devices/

Astak (three devices)
EZ Reader
EZ Reader Pocket PRO
Mentor

BeBook (Endless Ideas) (two devices)
BeBook One
BeBook Mini

Cybook Gen3
Cybook Opus

COOL-ER (one device)
COOL-ER

Elonex (one device)
Elonex eBook

Hanlin Reading Device (two devices)
Hanlin V5
Hanlin V3

IREX Technologies (one device)
IREX Digital Reader 1000S

Neolux Corporation (one device)
NUUT2


Sony Portable Reader (four devices)
PRS-300 Reader Pocket Edition
PRS-505 Reader Digital Book
PRS-600 Reader Touch Edition
PRS-700BC Reader Digital Book

Seem to be missing the Kindle DX which has PDF only without reflow and without DRM support.

Seem to be missing the Kindle DX which has PDF only without reflow and without DRM support.

The list also appears to be deceptively inflated since the Hanlin rebranders are listed separately as well as the actual manufacturer, Hanlin.

Cybook Gen3


Adobe is a bit too quick on this one. The firmware that allows it to read ADE files is rumoured to exist, but it's not yet available to the public, and Bookeen is delaying firmware release for close to a year now.

Adobe is a bit too quick on this one. The firmware that allows it to read ADE files is rumoured to exist, but it's not yet available to the public, and Bookeen is delaying firmware release for close to a year now.

I thought that the Gen3's sold by Weltbild in Germany support ePub/ADE. The firmware itself may not be publically available yet, but its existence is surely more than merely "rumoured" in that case?

I thought that the Gen3's sold by Weltbild in Germany support ePub/ADE. The firmware itself may not be publically available yet, but its existence is surely more than merely "rumoured" in that case?

Absolutely correct. And to reiterate, this list is a list of devices for which ADE has been certified, not necessarily those on which it's currently released.