Thread: Looking for a versatile and future-proof reader
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Old 12-04-2014, 06:07 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by David Munch View Post
I want something that is as versatile as possible when it comes to buying books for the future, so I assume I should stick to an ePub reader? I've looked at the Kobo Aura HD, and think it should fit nicely. I do not see a reason to go for the H2O (Unless you can convince me otherwise).
The H2O costs very little more, and it has a newer higher-contrast display as well as the waterproofing/dustproofing.

What is your country's/area's public library ebook lending situation? Most countries in the world do not have Kindle public library lending, only Adobe DRM epub.

You can buy from whatever store you like (except Apple) and strip DRM to convert formats, but it's not considered ok to strip DRM from library ebooks.
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