Thread: reader/mediaplayer/browser which one?
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Old 09-14-2010, 10:24 AM   #2
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by slainte View Post
Hi
I have already asked about this a few months ago but know there are probably more things out there now. I am looking for a device which will work as a reader for many different formats, that I can browse internet on wireless and 3g, watch tv or movies on. I have seen the IPAD and it is ideal size and weight but doees not have a usb port so transferring the humdreds of books I currently have would be a pain. Suggestions have been the Smart Q7, JWin 7 and a few others. I do not want to spend more than 250 euro.
Thanks
The iPad has a custom connector, but comes with a lead that converts that to a USB plug to connect to your computer. You can transfer ePub and PDF files through USB to the iBooks app on the iPad using iTunes and this lead.
You can transfer other formats to a variety of other reading apps.
(That doesn't help with the price though )
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