I am looking for the ff. features in an eReader

chris1 · 02-05-2010, 09:17 AM

I live in the US

Things I need (would like in parentheses):
* Connect to a Macintosh running 10.4.11 via Firewire or USB
* (Connect to Macintosh running 10.4.11 via USB 2.0)
* Read HTML
* Read PDF
* Read RTF
* (Read OpenOffice.org docs) <-- a free WP that is actually better than most other WP I've used, if not MacOS has a feature to preview anything destined for the printer then convent the preview into a PDF file.
* (Read JPEG)
* able to read at least some of the common formats I saw: ePub, LIT, Calibre?, my mind just went blank on the rest.
* A price as far below $400 as possible (including shipping, handling, sales tax, spare battery, a wall charging cord [i.e. plug it into the wall to charge it] and spare stylus [assuming the iRex or some other eReader with the same general type of stylus]). I know an eReader isn't a laptop, but some things I always get with a laptop seem best to also get for an eReader.

Features to NOT Have
* Wireless Networking <-- I do NOT want wireless networking!

Ulli · 02-07-2010, 11:15 AM

You should look for a PocketBook 360° or a PocketBook 301

Try www.pocketbook.com

02-05-2010, 09:17 AM	#1
chris1 Member Posts: 19 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2010 Device: none	I am looking for the ff. features in an eReader I live in the US Things I need (would like in parentheses): * Connect to a Macintosh running 10.4.11 via Firewire or USB * (Connect to Macintosh running 10.4.11 via USB 2.0) * Read HTML * Read PDF * Read RTF * (Read OpenOffice.org docs) <-- a free WP that is actually better than most other WP I've used, if not MacOS has a feature to preview anything destined for the printer then convent the preview into a PDF file. * (Read JPEG) * able to read at least some of the common formats I saw: ePub, LIT, Calibre?, my mind just went blank on the rest. * A price as far below $400 as possible (including shipping, handling, sales tax, spare battery, a wall charging cord [i.e. plug it into the wall to charge it] and spare stylus [assuming the iRex or some other eReader with the same general type of stylus]). I know an eReader isn't a laptop, but some things I always get with a laptop seem best to also get for an eReader. Features to NOT Have * Wireless Networking <-- I do NOT want wireless networking! Last edited by chris1; 02-05-2010 at 09:31 AM. Reason: added a bulletpoint

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02-07-2010, 11:15 AM	#2
Ulli (-: Posts: 667 Karma: 1310 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Frankonia Device: PocketBook 360°,302	You should look for a PocketBook 360° or a PocketBook 301 Try www.pocketbook.com

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