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demingite · 12-27-2010, 02:51 PM

There is a big difference between backlight LCD screens like the Pandigital and reflective LCD screens like the Libre Pro. I bought the Aluratek Libre Pro for my mother and the Jetbook Lite for myself. They are both very easy to read on, IMO. I am 100 actual pages (not screen pages) into a novel on the JBL and I find it at least as easy as reading on a paper book, if not easier. These are no frills machines: no 3g, no wireless, no web browser. Easy to use with Calibre, especially the JBL. I purchased my first epub book for the JBL the other day and it was a breeze transferring it to the ereader using Adobe Digital Editions.

12-27-2010, 02:51 PM	#7
demingite Connoisseur Posts: 70 Karma: 400000 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: New Mexico Device: Aluratek Libre Pro (gifted), Ectaco Jetbook Lite	There is a big difference between backlight LCD screens like the Pandigital and reflective LCD screens like the Libre Pro. I bought the Aluratek Libre Pro for my mother and the Jetbook Lite for myself. They are both very easy to read on, IMO. I am 100 actual pages (not screen pages) into a novel on the JBL and I find it at least as easy as reading on a paper book, if not easier. These are no frills machines: no 3g, no wireless, no web browser. Easy to use with Calibre, especially the JBL. I purchased my first epub book for the JBL the other day and it was a breeze transferring it to the ereader using Adobe Digital Editions.