Maximum number of books on KOBO?

[Stinger]

Originally Posted by Orochi

I think what they are trying to do with the KOBO is fantastic, and we are just at the beginning, so there is going to be a little growing pains. If the gang at KOBO stays on top of things, fixes things fairly quickly, and stays true to their vision, it just may be the start of something pretty special, but until then I guess we just got to deal with it.

in the meantime, it still accomplishes the core of what I wanted: an eInk screen at a reasonable price that supports* ePubs.

[arkessian]

Originally Posted by Orochi

I think what they are trying to do with the KOBO is fantastic, and we are just at the beginning, so there is going to be a little growing pains.

Yes - having looked into it a little (because this thread made me aware) it does sound like it could be good. If only I could find a source in the UK...

[Orochi]

Originally Posted by arkessian

Yes - having looked into it a little (because this thread made me aware) it does sound like it could be good. If only I could find a source in the UK...

I am almost positive that the KOBO will be coming to the UK very soon. I thought I saw a launch date somewhere, but I can't find it again. I know Australia and New Zealand are supposed to get it by the end of this month.

[Cmoudy]

Originally Posted by PeterT

Any chance the battery might be dead?

Hello Peter, can you read your Kobo books on your Palm TX? I am a long time fun of Palm TX. I am using it every day for last five years. I like to read e-books on my Palm. Usually I had purchased them on Palm e-book web side.

Recently I bought an e-book from Kobo and I want to transfer it to my Palm TX. Is it possible to do that?

Thank, CMOUDY

[PeterT]

All I can think of is using Calibre to convert from ePub format to Mobipocket format.

Of course, that assumes you have the ePub format from Kobo, and are willing to do some searching for tools to stip the DRM from the ePub file.