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Ivy · 12-30-2010, 08:40 AM

Thanks for all the answers :-)

I originally wanted to get the Kindle (WiFI + 3G, I can't afford the DX model) but as I learned more about it, I chose not to get it.
I want to use the books in the ePub format. I worked for a book publishing company that does not still offer e-books, but the director told me T-Mobile plans to open an e-book store in our country and I'd like to be able to purchase books there.

I am currently choosing between Sony's 650 reader and Cybook Orizon and I think I will go with Sony because of the eInk screen and the dictionaries it offers. I'm not a native English speaker and I studied/am studying Italian, Spanish and German too and having these dictionaries seems like a really useful feature to me. I own a laptop and a smartphone and I don't care too much about being able to browse the net with my ereader.

12-30-2010, 08:40 AM	#16
Ivy Sometimes I purr. Posts: 252 Karma: 5979384 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Texas, USA Device: Kindle	Thanks for all the answers :-) I originally wanted to get the Kindle (WiFI + 3G, I can't afford the DX model) but as I learned more about it, I chose not to get it. I want to use the books in the ePub format. I worked for a book publishing company that does not still offer e-books, but the director told me T-Mobile plans to open an e-book store in our country and I'd like to be able to purchase books there. I am currently choosing between Sony's 650 reader and Cybook Orizon and I think I will go with Sony because of the eInk screen and the dictionaries it offers. I'm not a native English speaker and I studied/am studying Italian, Spanish and German too and having these dictionaries seems like a really useful feature to me. I own a laptop and a smartphone and I don't care too much about being able to browse the net with my ereader.