Thread: Have you had any problems with the Cybook?
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Old 06-09-2008, 07:15 PM   #51
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. . . and I love it!
In saying that let me make it quite clear I only want my Cybook as a book reader. Be honest, there are better products out there for music and photos.
Actually, The Gen 3 makes a really nice web comic reader.
I tend to download web comics I really like, and reread them when a major new story arc starts. Its also a good decompresser for when I wan t to read something, but am not in the mood for an actual book.

Anyway, if the comic is in black and white, it look great on the Gen3's screen. even colour comics are rendered nicely. The advantage with web comics is that they are not usually bigger then the Gen3's screen and as such can be viewed well.

The only problem is having to view the as individual Gif's or Jpeg's.
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