Thread: Newb here - please help me find my first e-reader
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Old 08-16-2012, 04:52 PM   #3
Sarsnake
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Originally Posted by susan_cassidy View Post
Why do you think that your requirements require hacking? Lots of ereaders read ePub format, and have a USB connection. All e-ink screens are easy to read in outside lighting, and most have a good battery life.

A Sony or a Nook would work for you.

If you weren't restricted to ePub, I'd recommend a Kindle.
thanks; someone told me that Nook won't read books that were not purchased through B&N unless hacked. But it seems to be wrong.
I am not limited to ePub. All my books are now in FB2, so if I can convert them to Kindle format (not sure whether I can), then I can use Kindle.

Why would you recommend Kindle over Nook?
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