Well, as the topic. Does any e-ink reader have the abillity to read .lit files? (hacks included)
Or is there any reader on its way that we know support .lit?
I got a lot of books in .lit format and don't really feel to convert all.

I don't think so, CTH, but there are a number of apps that do batch conversion, so that might take some of the sting out of it. :nice:

BTW Was'nt Microsoft supposed to build a reader of it's own?

Heh, they've been spending all their efforts on Vista, and their own "i-Pod" I suspect.

I convert my LIT files to LRF using tools linked from this site. Works pretty good, but I tend to like a little white-space around the edges of my book pages and the utility totally removes all margins; other than that, it works great -> lit2lrf

Course they have to be non-encrypted/DRM'd or use can use ConvertLIT (clit.exe) to strip the DRM from LIT books you've purchased.

To bad there isn't any support för the .lit, perhaps the illiad could get it from some productive and skillfull mobileread-user :)

I guess that I have to convert them, in worst case.
But I still think it is a little early for me to buy a e-ink reader. I want to wait fpr the Iriver reader, it looks great.

I have converted a number of LIT format books (none with DRM) using ABC Amber LIT Converter or Book Designer. References to both programs and other converters are found on the MobileRead Wiki Conversion page. (http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/E-book_conversion)