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Originally Posted by desertgrandma
Welcome to MobileRead, thebelljar
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Excuse the manner less bypassing of salutations.
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Before you dismiss the Sony for its lack of Wifi, consider exactly why it is you want wifi for. I've got the PRS600 and I bought it particularly for its lack of Wifi.
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WiFi is needed to access Ebrary, if there is no device that works with it then I will consider the Sony.
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You should go for the Sony PRS-650 (not the 600).
It's so much better even without Wifi. And it works well with public libraries.
Doin't know about Ebrary
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See above, you can only access Ebrary content online, it's not downloadable.
I contacted them asking them about it, this is the reply I got
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Hello there,
ebrary content is streamed and is not available for direct download. This means
that ebook readers that require a downloadable file will not be able to access
ebrary content. However, devices that have a built in web browser that has
JavaScript enabled will be able to view ebrary content using ebrary’s
QuickView. iPhones/iPads/iPods will work just fine. We are working on improving
our User Interface for mobile devices.
Kind regards,
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So what I need to know is:
Does the Nook browser support Javascript?
Are the people at NookDev working towards another way of softrooting it?
If I order one now, will I get the version that cannot be softrooted?
Will I have to settle for a Kindle?
Oh yea, another thing..Does it come with a wall charger?