Can this lcd eReader, read purchased books?

erictoma · 12-01-2010, 10:04 PM

Can this Lcd eReader, read purchased books, because I have heard that purchased books are protected.

the gadget can Support the following Ebook Format:ANSI , UNICODE TXT ,PDF,HTML,FB2 ,PDB , EPUB ,WTXT

Here is the link of the Chinese vendor :

http://www.sinadeal.com/item/7-0-Inc...B-A701-127991/

twowheels · 12-01-2010, 10:16 PM

One of the screens showed a DRM registration menu item, so it can probably read some protected format... which one, I have no idea. For that price, though, I'd rather go with a known brand... you can get older model Sony readers for $100, refurbished Nooks for about $100 or a brand new Kindle 3 with Pearl eInk for $140. If you're looking at LCD for web browsing, etc, wouldn't expect a low cost (and low powered) LCD reader to be very good at that.

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erictoma Banned Posts: 223 Karma: 126 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Montreal Quebec Canada Device: None	Can this lcd eReader, read purchased books? Can this Lcd eReader, read purchased books, because I have heard that purchased books are protected. the gadget can Support the following Ebook Format:ANSI , UNICODE TXT ,PDF,HTML,FB2 ,PDB , EPUB ,WTXT Here is the link of the Chinese vendor : http://www.sinadeal.com/item/7-0-Inc...B-A701-127991/

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12-01-2010, 10:16 PM	#2
twowheels Wizard Posts: 1,786 Karma: 13412766 Join Date: Nov 2010 Device: Kobo Clara HD, iPad Pro 10", iPhone 15 Pro	One of the screens showed a DRM registration menu item, so it can probably read some protected format... which one, I have no idea. For that price, though, I'd rather go with a known brand... you can get older model Sony readers for $100, refurbished Nooks for about $100 or a brand new Kindle 3 with Pearl eInk for $140. If you're looking at LCD for web browsing, etc, wouldn't expect a low cost (and low powered) LCD reader to be very good at that.

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