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Epub support: Unimportant! Epub has become the standard of the industry except for the Amazon Kindle and it isn't likely they'll offer epub support for their e-ink Kindles any time in the near future, although you can install epub reader apps on their Fire tablets. Most are still in active use, even after four or five years of use.Д¤. I've found myself upgrading for new features every couple of years and typically give my old ones to friends or family. All major brands should last at least that long. If your e-reader lasts a minimum of couple or three years before replacement, I wouldn't worry about it. The majority of your investment isn't going to be in the reader. Furthermore, lighted e-ink readers are relatively inexpensive. If you use a cover and take reasonable care of them, they hold up well. Don't buy a reader that has a bad reputation in terms of quality or seller support but all e-ink screens are somewhat fragile if you abuse them. Lighted screen: Absolutely! They are better in all lighting conditions, not just for reading at night or in low light.ДЈ. However, because of their small screen size and lack of color display, they aren't great for PDF's or illustrated books and magazines.Дў.

They're optimized for e-book reading and offer the best experience in terms of size and weight, reduced eyestrain, etc. E-ink vs LCD tablet: If you're going to do a lot of reading, I definitely agree with getting an e-ink reader. All of us have our preferences, and some won't agree with mine, but here are my thoughts and recommendations:ДЎ. In my opinion, some of your selection criteria aren't really very important and may lead you to make the wrong choice. I've been using e-readers longer than most, since the RocketBook reader came out in the late 90's, and over the years have owned or used almost every major brand and model. What's most important to me is a reliable e-reader with epub. Most of the e-reader reviews I've found online don't comment on the long-term longevity and reliability of e-readers so I wanted to find out what you guys think.Дoes anyone have an e-reader they can suggest that will last me for a long time, has epub and maybe a light and the ability to read microsoft word? I don't care about any extra features, or touchscreen or anything. Now on the top of my list is an ebook that is reliable and will last for multiple years. After researching more about e-book reliability I found that some e-books typically don't last longer than a couple of years. I was going to buy a kobo glo but then I read online that the kobo glo sometimes starts freezing after 6 months. I've looked into sony but I live in the US and they don't seem to be sold here anymore. I really like kobo glo because of all the formats it offers. I've been considering nook glowlight and kobo glo. I would prefer an ebook that reads and possibly allows notes to be added to microsoft word documents but it doesn't look like most e-readers offer this. I also would like a light and definitely e ink.

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I'm looking for one with epub so I can easily download ebooks from most websites and libraries. I'm looking to buy an e-reader (my first one) but I'm having trouble choosing which one to buy.

Hoe to remove drm from epub library books