Thread: ereaders for library books
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Old 06-19-2018, 01:11 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
I think the only new eReader that will directly borrow from Overdrive (using ePub) is the Kobo Aura One.

In the United States I can still directly borrow Overdrive ePubs on my Sony PRS-T2, but that may just be "the luck of the draw" at my library.
I can still borrow Overdrive epubs on my Sony PRS-T3 - from what I've seen in these forums, both T2's and T3's still work with the library. The PRS-T1 doesn't work - I have one and it can access the library but downloads don't work.

The other option for library books might be one of the Android e-ink readers. I am not personally familiar with any of those devices but there are ongoing discussions about several of them in the Android forum.
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