Thread: Ereaders Compatible with Library Books?
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Old 02-06-2010, 01:30 PM   #1
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Which eReaders Compatible with Library eBooks?
For some reason, the squabble between Macmillan and Amazon has made me think about libraries, and why I quit using them, and why I like eBooks so much. A lot of my thoughts centered on convenience and availability. I found out that my library now has downloadable content so they've become convenient again. I'm very happy with my Kindle, but it's not compatible with my library. I have an iPhone and downloaded overdrive so I know I can get audio books.

This is from my libraries web site: "SonyŽ Reader for mobile reading of library eBooks. All EPUB eBooks & many PDF eBooks at this site are ready to enjoy on the Sony Reader. Requires installation of AdobeŽ Digital Editions." Does this mean I'm limited to only Sony readers, or do I just look for readers that can read EPUB & PDF eBooks?
Last edited by dkb; 02-06-2010 at 03:14 PM. Reason: clarity
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