Thread: looking for a good ereader for knowledgable computer user
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Old 07-01-2010, 10:22 AM   #7
speedtouch
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Originally Posted by r22003 View Post
i dont mind being called a geek at all doesn't offend me at all. who makes the pocketbook set of ereaders? i just want to make sure i dont have to use windows to transfer the files to it but otherwise i just want to make sure i can do all i am looking to do with it, because i want to just be able to read thinigs without the use of my netbook because it is slightly awkward to use in my opinion thats all.
You most certainly do not have to use Windows. I connect my PB 301+ to openSUSE several times a week to transfer books and such. Love my PB 301+, it reads virtually any file you throw at it. Plus, they just lowered their prices...good time to buy. I'd look at the Flea Market here on MobileRead, I see PB units for sale on there from time to time. I got my 301+ from the Flea Market.
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