Thread: First $50 eReader Hits the Market
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Old 05-27-2011, 09:24 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Zatakawa View Post
I can live without WiFi, 3G, missing EPUB support, bad software or a 200 MB storage. After all, i want to read. But i find a 5" device too small.
Still, $50 for an e-reader is great. That's €35 here in Europe.
The Libre Pro supports EPUB. I have a variety of ereaders and the Aluratek Libre Pro is my favorite.
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