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Originally Posted by HarryT
The best way to store a lot of books on an eBook reader is to get a device which offers full folder support. That way you can create a folder tree to match whatever organizational structure you wish to use. There are many readers on the market which support folders, although the "big name" devices such as Sony, Kindle, and B&N do not.
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Well the Sony PRS 600 and up does offer tags (I think the 300 does as well, but it doesn't have expansion and so it can't support a large library) and I think the Kindle does as well, however I speak from experience when I say that the Sony is a poor choice if you continually add to your collection. Once you have your collection set and you don't plan to make changes often, you can just charge it with a wall charger and it's fine, but if you plug it into the USB port to charge (or if you add more books or simply shut it off completely rather than put it in standby mode) it can take over an hour to restart because it scans the SD card each time it starts up or is unplugged from USB.