Thread: Newb here - please help me find my first e-reader
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Old 08-17-2012, 12:47 AM   #9
Sarsnake
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Originally Posted by Synamon View Post
I would recommend any of the other eink readers over Nook, because you are located in Canada and a Nook can only be bought in the US. If you want to use ePub format then a Kobo reader would be your cheapest option.
Not an issue. I live by the border, and go to the states all the time. I can swing by B&N or have it delivered to my mail box in WA.

And I don't intend to buy books from B&N, which is why I was wondering if I can open my existing ePubs (currently on my PC).

Will look into Kobo - haven't heard much about it.
In any case I actually intend on buying the reader (whichever I go with) in the US.
Looks like right now I am going with Nook, as it seems to be able to do what I need it to do.
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