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Originally Posted by ronlut
thanks for the answer.
I forgot to mention, that as bigger the screen, I think it's better.
I think 6" is ok, smaller is too small IMO.
AND, the price for this product is 200$.. For 5" and not a well known company (I think so) I prefer to pay less, maybe i'm wrong..
I tried to convert some fb2 books to epub, and I think it went ok (Calibre) so maybe I'll just buy the nook and convert all the books to epub, but the main questions is does nook support russian text in epubs?
Thanks again.
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Bear in mind the Nook WiFi isn't officially sold outside the US at this point in time. Support might be an issue.
The Pocketbook 301 has a six-inch screen and uses the same software as the PB360. Pocketbook readers not only display russian in all formats, they can be configured to run everything in russian; the interface, apps, dicts (lots of free russian dicts), and have a solid online support system in russian.
Us English-speakers get very good support yet we are merely the third-best supported language on the platform. It's a solid platform for ebook reading in any language but russian is its native turf.
Plus, you won't have trouble finding somebody to sell you one; no need to beg or scheme.
Stop by the pocketbook forum; there's several vendors you can talk to.