Thread: Is there a dedicated device for eReader format?
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Old 10-05-2008, 09:19 AM   #3
bill_mchale
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True, but to a certain extent, if such a device had existed, I would have liked to reward the manufacturer for supporting one of the more friendly DRM'd formats.

I have to say of all the formats out there at the moment, I think I am least interested in supporting Mobi/Kindle. They don't support Macs, iPod touches or Linux (despite the fact that must of the devices using Mobi, use Linux). LRF, I am not crazy about for similar reasons, but at least the Sony reader supports ePub which is a start.

eReader on the other hand supports most platforms except linux but it currently doesn't have a dedicated device. If it gets one, count me in.

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