Thread: Which E-reader for Kids?
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Old 12-01-2010, 01:22 PM   #11
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PocketBook has just come out with a new product line that might fit your requirements. The 602 has wifi, is eink, and huge ebook file type support (epub, pdc, mobi, pdf, lots more).
Looks like they do not support mobi. From their website:

Multi-format and Multi-lingual
PocketBook e-readers have few format limitations and support the following platforms: EPUB DRM, PDF DRM, EPUB, PDF, HTML, DJVU, RTF, TXT, PRC, CHM, DOC, TCR, FB2, and FB2.ZIP. Language capacity is equally extensive with PocketBook’s menu currently offering almost 20 major world languages. Future firmware upgrades promise additional language availability.

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