Thread: Looking for a budget eReader with a few caveats
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Old 05-11-2011, 10:34 AM   #7
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The Kobo is the best budget reader that supports ePub for your international use. $99 is a pretty sweet deal.
It is a crappy reader. You cannot bookmark pages and it has no dictionary. I don't think you can take notes with it or highlight on it. Pay the additional money and get an e-reader that does all of those things. A Nook can be made to work but the Sony would be easiest.
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