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[QUOTE=HarryT]My last reader was a Bookeen "CyBook". That didn't have any proprietory format - instead it came with a number of book reading programs on it and you just used the one you wanted. It supported virtually everything except Microsoft Reader "Lit" files.
Don't you find the T5's screen to be rather on the small side?
Well, the T5 has a high res screen- readable. Much more so than the cheap Palms, on which reading is difficult.
Come to think of it, the HieBook had an open format. I still have one, but never used it much because the screen was crappy. And it looks like the company went out of business before the HieBook Mk. 2 was designed.
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