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JSWolf · 10-15-2007, 05:36 PM

The V3,, Sony, iLiad, Gen3 are all easy to get content onto once you have content to put on.

As for the Sony, you can purchase MS Reader format books and use lit2lrf to convert to LRF for the Sony once the DRM has been removed. Also, you can download form the hundreds of books here. It's not all that hard really with the tools we have available. Of course, there is also Book Designer you can use. But lit2lrf would be easier.

I don't know about the V3 firsthand. But as long as you have content in one of the supported formats, then you can load it and read away.

But one of the posts said that currently there is a battery problem on the V3.

If you want a 505, you can get one fairly easily. If you want a Gen3, you will have to wait. If you want a V3, I suggest waiting until we find out if it will be supporting Mobipocket.

10-15-2007, 05:36 PM	#4
JSWolf Resident Curmudgeon Posts: 79,998 Karma: 147448039 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Roslindale, Massachusetts Device: Kobo Libra 2, Kobo Aura H2O, PRS-650, PRS-T1, nook STR, PW3	The V3,, Sony, iLiad, Gen3 are all easy to get content onto once you have content to put on. As for the Sony, you can purchase MS Reader format books and use lit2lrf to convert to LRF for the Sony once the DRM has been removed. Also, you can download form the hundreds of books here. It's not all that hard really with the tools we have available. Of course, there is also Book Designer you can use. But lit2lrf would be easier. I don't know about the V3 firsthand. But as long as you have content in one of the supported formats, then you can load it and read away. But one of the posts said that currently there is a battery problem on the V3. If you want a 505, you can get one fairly easily. If you want a Gen3, you will have to wait. If you want a V3, I suggest waiting until we find out if it will be supporting Mobipocket.