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Jellby · 09-26-2010, 11:44 AM

Could anyone post a comparison of the Bookeen (Cybook) and PocketBook firmwares? I have a Cybook Gen3 with the latest firmware, and I'd like to know what else can or can't be done with a PocketBook, in particular with reading ePUB books. For instance:

Does it have bookmarks?
Can it annotate?
Does it have some kind of dictionary support?
Can it use any TTF font?
Can it choose a default alignment (justified or not)?
Can it change margins?
Does support smallcaps?
Can it "zoom" on pictures (like select an image and have it displayed full-screen)?
Can it search for text?
Does it support multilevel TOC?
Does it mark where the current "chapter" ends in any way?
...
What else?

09-26-2010, 11:44 AM	#1
Jellby frumious Bandersnatch Posts: 7,560 Karma: 20150435 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Spaniard in Sweden Device: Cybook Orizon, Kobo Aura	How do PocketBook and Bookeen firmwares compare? Could anyone post a comparison of the Bookeen (Cybook) and PocketBook firmwares? I have a Cybook Gen3 with the latest firmware, and I'd like to know what else can or can't be done with a PocketBook, in particular with reading ePUB books. For instance: Does it have bookmarks? Can it annotate? Does it have some kind of dictionary support? Can it use any TTF font? Can it choose a default alignment (justified or not)? Can it change margins? Does support smallcaps? Can it "zoom" on pictures (like select an image and have it displayed full-screen)? Can it search for text? Does it support multilevel TOC? Does it mark where the current "chapter" ends in any way? ... What else?