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Old 02-10-2008, 11:58 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by ProfJulie View Post
What's wrong with Mobipocket? Out of all the eReader software I've tried, I prefer Mobipocket.

I looked around and researched eReaders for several weeks and finally decided to get the Cybook Gen3....mostly because there were so many Mobipocket bookstores where I could buy books and I found a library that has an extensive Mobipocket collection where I can check books out.
Please don't call them "eReaders". eReader is a specific ebook viewer software and associated ebook format. See http://www.ereader.com

The eReader viewer application runs on a variety of systems, including Windows, Mac OS/X, Palm OS, Windows Mobile, and Symbian. It does not run on any of the dedicated ebook readers. If the ability to view eReader formatted files is a requirement, a dedicated reader gets crossed off the list.
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