Thread: What do you think of the Libre ebook reader Pro?
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Old 03-20-2010, 11:35 PM   #3
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I love my Libre so far and am happy with my choice of it. The Aluratek Libre Pro and the Ectaco Jetbook both use the same hardware, so people who have Libres post in the Ectaco Jetbook forum here, as PodPeople mentioned. The Libre and the Jetbook differ in the software that is loaded on them.

I chose the Libre because it had a better ebook format choice. It is fine for reading novels. It comes with a USB cord, an AC adapter, a 2GB SD card, earbuds, 100 books (from Project Gutenberg) preloaded, and a protective case. So you don't have to buy any other accessories with it, which is a plus.
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