Thread: Why store your ebook collection on your ereader?
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Old 09-20-2013, 09:41 AM   #207
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Originally Posted by DoctorOhh View Post
The barriers to navigating your books on a device have started to fall away. Comfortably navigating your entire library may not have been practical previously but using my new Nexus 7 and Calibre Companion (CC) it is very practical to have as many books as you like on your device.

Using CC you have access to most all of the features for locating your books as you do in calibre. Grouping using Author, Title, Series, Ratings, Publisher or any custom column and Sorting by multiple fields. Plus use the same searches you use in calibre to locate a particular book.
Got to agree. I've just been playing around with CC on my Nexus 7 and put all of my books on it for the heck of it and I'd love this kind of functionality/browsability on an eInk reader.
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