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Originally Posted by Sweetpea
Beside the fact what JSWolf mentioned (already owning DRM'd mobipocket books), there is also the amount of OS's supported. So far, epub is only available on linux devices. I can't read epub on my reading devices, which are Windows Mobile and Windows CE based. So, if I got a Hanlin (or any other e-ink device for that matter), I will have to convert everything to mobipocket so I can read it on all my devices.
Also, I've been using mobipocket for a long, long, long time now. I'm really used to that application and everything will be compared to it (and so far, all other readers I've used, just don't support what I want them to support)
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Ok, now I'M confused. I found this link
http://www.infogridpacific.com/igp/AZARDI/ that says it's an ePub reader available for Windows. And also this link:
http://www.epubbooks.com/ebook-reade...gital-editions that says Adobe Digital Editions has a flash player for both the Sony Reader and the desktop PC, and I know Adobe runs on Windows. Also, the site for FBReader says it runs on Windows and Unix systems, and reads ePub.
As for a bias against ePub, I keep running into the opposite, a bias TOWARD ePub! I agree that Sony's move to ePub is a good thing for the industry (less proprietary formats are always good news). However, I must say I prefer other formats over ePub.