Thread: Best ereader for a heavy library user?
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Old 10-13-2010, 09:33 AM   #13
bill_mchale
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Originally Posted by SeaBookGuy View Post
The 505 is long out of production, and contains a deal-killer for library users with its format conflict. Stay away! The 300's and 600's they're unloading cheap right now have the same flaw.

Sony 350 for $179 sounds like a good bet for you, unless you want to wait for the Kobo 2 perhaps? Nook doesn't sound like a great deal for someone who has no plans to purchase books (from B & N).
Ummm, what format conflict? The 505 (post firmware update), the 300 and 500 all support Adobe Digital Editions and therefore, should work just fine with most libraries.

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