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jetreader · 07-13-2009, 11:45 AM

I use jetbook reader and don't know much about pdf files. I have some preloaded (like instruction and useful websites) when I bought it, so probably there is no problem. I use it mostly to download political commentarty from personal blogs and use txt file - nice and simple. I can download books the same way. I'm not trying to say, which ebook is the best, but what I appreciate most in mine is it's size. It fits perfectly all my jacket pockets inside or outside. The screen is 5 inches. I suspect that the feel of convenience comes from the fact that if you read across, the line length is almost the same as in a regular paperback.
The price is $200 at newegg, so it's rather inexpensive.
My question to Sony and Kindle owners: do you experience problems if you read your ebooks under the bright sun, say when you are on the beach? With the jebook the brighter the light the better the reading.

07-13-2009, 11:45 AM	#13
jetreader Banned Posts: 23 Karma: 102 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: New York Device: jetbook	I use jetbook reader and don't know much about pdf files. I have some preloaded (like instruction and useful websites) when I bought it, so probably there is no problem. I use it mostly to download political commentarty from personal blogs and use txt file - nice and simple. I can download books the same way. I'm not trying to say, which ebook is the best, but what I appreciate most in mine is it's size. It fits perfectly all my jacket pockets inside or outside. The screen is 5 inches. I suspect that the feel of convenience comes from the fact that if you read across, the line length is almost the same as in a regular paperback. The price is $200 at newegg, so it's rather inexpensive. My question to Sony and Kindle owners: do you experience problems if you read your ebooks under the bright sun, say when you are on the beach? With the jebook the brighter the light the better the reading.