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Originally Posted by Elfwreck
I agree that the most important difference is DRM, but think that the other differences between (specifically) eReader and other formats are still noteworthy.
This is especially true where images are concerned-- eReaders 64kb, png-only image limitation is substantial; it means that whatever device is reading the book, the images will be simple and low-res. Converting from eReader won't upgrade the images to fill the potential of other formats.
eReader's other formatting options are limited. A bit of work can translate them to more complex HTML coding, and of course font & point size changes could be added later, but a book that's offered in eReader format can't be easily upgraded to the more complex formatting that's possible in ePub or Mobi. |
I guess the limitations are only limitations depending on what you are reading.
I have beem using Ereader for a long time and I do not have any problems whatsoever with the reader. Granted there are no pictures in the books I read, so that may be the difference. Maybe this limitation you speak of is why they are adding Epub support.