Thread: Best E-Reader for bed-bound arthritis sufferer?
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Old 02-11-2012, 12:13 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by LuvReadin View Post
Just so you know - you won't be able to get library access in the UK with a Kindle. So if you want that, I'd say your best bets are the Kobo Touch or the Sony T1. I have a TI, and after some initial messing about to get it to work with Adobe Digital Editions, downloading library books is very easy and the selection isn't bad. The Sony is marginally lighter than the Kobo (168 vs 185g).
Thanks for the reply LuvReadin,
This is good first-hand information I'm getting here - thank you. Is the initial messing about require any special knowledge, or is it just a set of steps to follow? Has the T1 got 3G connectivity?
Thanks,
David.
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