Thread: Considering buying an ereader as a gift
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Old 05-07-2013, 03:24 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by purple_fishy View Post
Most of my books are DRM free classics that I can easily load onto any reader that I purchase using Calibre and I don't think she will have an issue buy books from amazing vs B&N vs Kobo.

In terms of pricing, screen resolution, and battery life, which would be the best bet? I have only ever had Nook products so I have no idea on how the others compare.
If you're going to be loading all her ebooks for her, then Nook GlowLight. If you think she might be buying a lot of ebooks, loathe as I am to say this, I'd recommend the Kindle Paperwhite.
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