Thread: Need help in choosing ereader for Russian language!
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Old 03-16-2011, 04:36 PM   #6
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Or you go for an ItalicaReader. It is the same hardware as the 301 and can read Russian just as fine. It is now sold for 99€ by the manufacturer whereas the stores still sell it for 199€.

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italica opens .txt, .rtf, .pdf, .fb2, .epub, .html, and .prc files including image files such as .bmp, .jpg, and .gif. italica is embedded with Adobe® Reader® Mobile software, allowing you to read DRM protected ePUB and PDF files.

It is also able to display books in some of the world`s most popular languages including English, Deutsch, Dutch, French, Spanish, Russian, Italian and Swedish.

With functions such as `turn page`, `add bookmark`, `screen orientation`, `zoom in` and `zoom out`, italica eReader brings comic books to literature to life and is suitable for readers both young and old.
They are amazingly nice and helpful and I am sure will be delighted to send one reader down to your father in Israel.
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