Thread: Which new ereaders have folder structure for sideloaded books?
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Old 10-02-2013, 11:52 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by kacir View Post
PocketBook 623 Touch Lux.
Front-lit display, very wide format support, many configurations options, folder structure, user-generated dictionaries, your owns fonts and formatting and lots more.
It is not sold in USA. Not officially.
The "not sold in USA" is the problem. I used to have a PB360 and loved it until I moved to a bigger screen. I loved every software feature of the PB, especially my sheep wallpaper, absolutely beautiful, and also the fact that everytime the PB360 screen froze, I just took out the battery and replugged it in, and voila it worked again (non other ebook readers allow that). Sigh!! If PocketBook 623 Touch Lux comes to the USA, I might be very tempted to try it again.
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