Thread: Best touch e-ink reader?
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Old 11-22-2011, 07:32 AM   #9
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Join Date: Oct 2011
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Device: Elonex 621eb, PRS-T1, HP Touchpad
The Sony T1 has an Overdrive app built-in which lists all the libraries which have Overdrive books. On the T1 you just select your country, region and library and it will take you to the ebooks for that library. Type in your library username, password and select the book you want to borrow, download wirelessly straight to your T1 - job done. Thats how it works in the UK anyways.....

Have to say when I saw this mentioned on an review site, I was sceptical but I've tried it and it works really well. No need whatsoever to involve your laptop or pc. Browsing isn't easy on a 6 inch screen, so maybe use the pc to browse and decide what you want to borrow...
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