Thread: A small review of the iRiver Story HD
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Old 08-15-2011, 12:00 PM   #80
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Originally Posted by innowen View Post
Hey everyone...

I'm a current Sony eBook owner (and use Mac OS 10.7- Lion) who's just discovered that i can no longer add books to my eBook reader due to sony's horrible mac support. Since I buy almost all my books exclusively from the google store (and partner site Powell's), I'm VERY interested in this device.

Has anyone with the new Story HD used their device with a mac yet? I'd love to know if this would be a better eBook than the now... mostly useless PRS-650 I got only 8 months ago.

Thanks in advance,
/innowen

... who's' very put out by sony..
I haven't used it with a Mac, but there's no PC software like there is with the Sony. You just connect it via USB, and it shows up as an external drive. I am 99.99% sure it would function the same way on a Mac. Target does have a 30 day return policy, so you could be the first MobileReader to report on Mac compatibility
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