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Old 12-07-2010, 05:03 PM   #11
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: North Coast of Ohio
Device: Ectaco JBL, Archos 5, 7, 70, Kindle DXG, Craig 7, Vizio Vtab
From Overdrives own Device Resource Center - Compatible eBook Devices
http://www.overdrive.com/resources/d...okdevices.aspx

Only shows 14 ereaders as being compatible:

3 Nook's, Kobo, Literati, Pandigital, and 8 Sony's

My JBL is not listed but from the Ectaco site

http://www.ectaco.com/ectaco-jetbook-lite/
Now pre-installed with Adobe DRM Support for Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) ePub Files and Barnes & Noble ePub Books I am legally blind and usually can read at the 24 font size still leaving me the 32 font size for when things get worse

The use of AA batteries is nice checking your future purchase to see if the battery is easy to replace or will require a return to the shop for a fee if you are not handy or low vision doesn't allow doing upclose work like that....
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