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Jabby · 06-12-2011, 09:17 AM

Hi Patricia,

I have bought a myriad of ereaders but find myself using my Coby 7024 almost exclusively. It comes with Aldiko 2.0 pre-loaded which reads epubs and all the DRM'd epubs including Sony, Borders, B&N and others. I added the Nook and Kindle readers as well as Cool Reader and FBReader. I can read anything that they throw at me.

The Coby is a resistive screen as opposed to a capacitive screen but I like it better for reading (I had a Cruz). Tablets are more versatile therefore more difficult to set up but well worth it. Here is a link to the Coby:

http://www.amazon.com/Coby-MID7024-4.../dp/B004RCUUT8

Coby also makes the Coby 8024, an eight inch tablet, that you might want to consider.

Regards - John

06-12-2011, 09:17 AM	#6
Jabby Jr. - Junior Member Posts: 586 Karma: 2000358 Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Alabama Device: Archos, Asus, HP, Lenovo, Nexus and Samsung tablets in 7,8 and 10"	Hi Patricia, I have bought a myriad of ereaders but find myself using my Coby 7024 almost exclusively. It comes with Aldiko 2.0 pre-loaded which reads epubs and all the DRM'd epubs including Sony, Borders, B&N and others. I added the Nook and Kindle readers as well as Cool Reader and FBReader. I can read anything that they throw at me. The Coby is a resistive screen as opposed to a capacitive screen but I like it better for reading (I had a Cruz). Tablets are more versatile therefore more difficult to set up but well worth it. Here is a link to the Coby: http://www.amazon.com/Coby-MID7024-4.../dp/B004RCUUT8 Coby also makes the Coby 8024, an eight inch tablet, that you might want to consider. Regards - John Last edited by Jabby; 06-12-2011 at 09:19 AM.