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dreamweaverAluratek "Libre" E-Book Reader Pro with 5" Display, Black
Thin and Light
Small enough to fit into your pocket, the Libre eBook Reader Pro is easy to carry anywhere, perfect for on-the-go reading.
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Paper-like 5" Screen
The Libre eBook Reader Pro features a large 5-inch display, providing plenty of room for navigation and comfortable reading. Implementing the latest in ePaper technology, the display delivers a true paper-like reading experience with high contrast and crisp images that can be seen from any angle with no glare.
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Adjustable Font Sizes and Display Options
The Libre eBook Reader Pro provides a choice of font sizes and horizontal/vertical display options to suit your reading preference.
newegg Includes 2GB SD Card and 100 Free eBooks
The Libre eBook Reader Pro comes with 100 free eBooks on the included 2GB SD card and can hold more eBook titles with support for up to 32GB SD cards.
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Integrated MP3 Player
The Libre eBook Reader Pro plays back MP3 music so you can enjoy your favorite music while reading.
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USB Connectivity
Easily download eBooks, MP3s and more from your PC, update the unit with the latest firmware, and charge the internal Lithium-ion battery with the convenient USB connection!
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It sounds like I'd be much happier with this than a Kindle. Not only is it less expensive but it can be used with several different formats, and it takes an SD card. So there's no limit tot the books I can store, and I can keep them backed up on a DVD or an external hard drive. It seems with the Kindle2 as though the back ups of periodicals is only backed up for 6 days, and there are problems with book storage as well. So I'd just prefer to buy my books, download them to my computer and back them up myself. This little reader doesn't sound bad at all for the price. I'm mulling it over for times when I have to leave home and do the waiting game somewhere. Doctor's office, checkout line at the grocery store, for waiting anywhere I suppose. The battery life probably isn't as good as the kindle, but I don't go anywhere much. I'm a home body. But it would be great for when I do.
Thin and Light
Small enough to fit into your pocket, the Libre eBook Reader Pro is easy to carry anywhere, perfect for on-the-go reading.
newegg
Paper-like 5" Screen
The Libre eBook Reader Pro features a large 5-inch display, providing plenty of room for navigation and comfortable reading. Implementing the latest in ePaper technology, the display delivers a true paper-like reading experience with high contrast and crisp images that can be seen from any angle with no glare.
newegg
Adjustable Font Sizes and Display Options
The Libre eBook Reader Pro provides a choice of font sizes and horizontal/vertical display options to suit your reading preference.
newegg Includes 2GB SD Card and 100 Free eBooks
The Libre eBook Reader Pro comes with 100 free eBooks on the included 2GB SD card and can hold more eBook titles with support for up to 32GB SD cards.
newegg
Integrated MP3 Player
The Libre eBook Reader Pro plays back MP3 music so you can enjoy your favorite music while reading.
newegg
USB Connectivity
Easily download eBooks, MP3s and more from your PC, update the unit with the latest firmware, and charge the internal Lithium-ion battery with the convenient USB connection!
++++++++++++++++++++
It sounds like I'd be much happier with this than a Kindle. Not only is it less expensive but it can be used with several different formats, and it takes an SD card. So there's no limit tot the books I can store, and I can keep them backed up on a DVD or an external hard drive. It seems with the Kindle2 as though the back ups of periodicals is only backed up for 6 days, and there are problems with book storage as well. So I'd just prefer to buy my books, download them to my computer and back them up myself. This little reader doesn't sound bad at all for the price. I'm mulling it over for times when I have to leave home and do the waiting game somewhere. Doctor's office, checkout line at the grocery store, for waiting anywhere I suppose. The battery life probably isn't as good as the kindle, but I don't go anywhere much. I'm a home body. But it would be great for when I do.
