Thread: Why so many different file formats?
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Old 01-02-2011, 08:14 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by s1mp13m4n View Post
After reading all the replies, what is seems to boil down to is to use whatever my ereader can use and what looks the best to my eyes. I just bought a Jetbook Lite so it will use Mobi and ePUB. I guess I will have to wait and see how the Jetbook looks to me when using Mobi, ePUB, and PDF. Thanks for the help.
Can and DO WELL are 2 different things.

My reader has a Long List of formats that it will Do.

Some it Locks up if you leave it idle. Others run the battery down lots faster. Others just have limited flexibility (besides PDF )
The last Biggy: If you want to read Library books (in the USA) , Adobe EPUB (or gasp, sometimes, PDF) is what you need (DRM).
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