Thread: Something that support both Epub & Mobi
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Old 04-19-2012, 04:00 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by SpeakOfTheDevil View Post
Hello, I'm looking to upgrade my eReader so I decided to buy the Kindle Touch. The KT is okay, does everything as it should. However, the Kindle's lack of file management is vastly irritating. Its "collections" is not a satisfying alternative. So I was wondering if there are any eReader with a better file management out there.
If you want a maximum of options to customize the way you read (fonts, text sizes etc.) and folder management and support of epub and mobi as bare formats (epub with adobe drm) and pdf support of sorts then have a look at the product range that pocketbook has to offer. But: The small "360 plus" with a 5'' eInk Screen (vizplex, no pearl I'm afraid) is priced at 133,- USD on their website ...
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