Thread: Not sure what eBook to get
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Old 01-01-2009, 06:16 PM   #4
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In the UK I'd definitely recommend the Bookeen CyBook from W H Smiths on-line.

http://www.whsmith.co.uk/CatalogAndS...90010859.html#

In the UK it's the cheapest eInk ebook reader, and it handles Mobipocket very well, so can be used with ebooks from lots of on-line stores without any hassle.

Paul

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Originally Posted by lothlann View Post
Hi,

I have been looking at ebooks for awhile now and am still unsure which to get.

Im a law student in the UK and would use it for mostly fiction books and possibly some law text books if i can find some (anyone know where i may be able to etextbooks?).

I have a small budget and have been looking at the Sony prs-505 as it was just released here. I really liked it but I think I will like the 700 more. I was going to order it from B&H Photo but its a fair bit more expensive than the 505 so im back to not being sure.

I have had a look at some of the others like the Kindle but I feel i cant justify the extra money for the features. The Sony ones look about right for my needs I just wanted someone who knows a bit more about ebooks to help me a bit.
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