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bevdeforges · 04-23-2011, 11:13 AM

Hi Linsey and welcome! The best e-reader is the one that meets YOUR needs and wants the best. Take a look at the matrix first to see what's available.

Then sit down and write out a list of what features are important to you for what you want an e-reader for. Everybody's list is a little different - you may or may not want 3G or wifi, and you might decide certain other features are do or die.

You may also want to take a look at Calibre before you make your decision. There's a whole section here on Mobile Read devoted to Calibre, and playing around with the software (it's free) can give you some ideas what you might want to use an e-reader for. (I know it helped me make my decision.)

04-23-2011, 11:13 AM	#6
bevdeforges Addict Posts: 288 Karma: 1094000 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Essonne, France Device: Kobo Forma; Sony PRS600B; Sony 350; Sony T-2	Hi Linsey and welcome! The best e-reader is the one that meets YOUR needs and wants the best. Take a look at the matrix first to see what's available. Then sit down and write out a list of what features are important to you for what you want an e-reader for. Everybody's list is a little different - you may or may not want 3G or wifi, and you might decide certain other features are do or die. You may also want to take a look at Calibre before you make your decision. There's a whole section here on Mobile Read devoted to Calibre, and playing around with the software (it's free) can give you some ideas what you might want to use an e-reader for. (I know it helped me make my decision.)