Thread: E-book readers as stand alone device
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Old 05-23-2012, 02:56 PM   #9
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Most readers allow for side loading. It connects as a mass storage device, and you drop the files on. However, I'd recommend using some ebook management software.

I've used my Sony PRS505 with Linux for years with Calibre. Calibre is an awesome ebook manager, and it is opensource and crossplatform. It supports pretty much every ebook reader out there.
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