Thread: Onyx Boox 60 - first impressions
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Old 01-01-2010, 09:51 AM   #107
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Originally Posted by MikeOnyx View Post
Hi Sabredog,

If you don't mind me asking, what other types of file formats would you like to have? I can look into those types for you since our development is probably already looking into it.

I also understand the pricing issue. Right now, the main thing that's keeping the price so high is the e-ink itself. We hope to one day be able to create a type of eReader similar to the Onyx Boox 60 and keep it to less than 100 USD.


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Hi Mike

I prefer MOBI as a primary read format as I like the format and the library listings. PDF is OK as well.

I am dead against a ereader tied to a specific store though, which is why I would never buy a Kindle.

Pricewise sub AU$350 is the best way to go for me at least. ereaders not tied to stores seem to be around the AU$500 at the moment and I am not keen at paying that sort of cost.

Cheers

SD
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