Which e-book reader supports the most file formats?
Q. I need PDF, DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, HTML and PPT would be also nice.
Asked by Blanka - Thu Oct 22 07:13:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The Kindle DX is the best ebook reader right now in the market. It can handle these file formats but not DOCX, RTF, or PPT. As far as I know, no other ebook reader support these formats too. You can, however, convert the unsupported format to supported format before reading on the e-book reader. I suggest to you to read here, it reviews the Kindle DX and also compares it with other ebook readers at the end of the review: I've also read another review here talking about how to get the most out of the Kindle DX: Hope this helps your decision.
Answered by Smarto - Sat Oct 24 09:42:50 2009

i'm thinking of buying an e- book reader?
Q. i want to buy an e-book reader? can someone please give me other suggestions except the kindle? oh yeah, and something cheaper than the amazon kindle.
Asked by ky4ler4lyfe - Mon May 4 22:06:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'll sugget you to get the sony reader prs-505. It is cheaper, and quite a lot of people like it more than the Kindle 2 because it has better PDF support. There is an actual customer review on Amazon below, it compares the Kindle 2 and the different versions of sony readers, guess you will be interested: Read some more reviews from actual users on Amazon and you should be able to make up your decision: Hope that helps.
Answered by Arthur H - Tue May 5 02:58:58 2009

E-book reader help, with regards to downloading.?
Q. Hi, do you have to pay for the e-books when you download them or are they for free? If possible, please include a link to a website with information on it regarding the matter. I'm intrigued with the sudden fame of e-book readers and I would like to try one out. Thank you in advance.
Asked by jamjoey - Sat Dec 26 14:43:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are ebook stores that sell ebooks, and also lots and lots of free ebooks on many websites. The best place to find out about ebooks & readers is Mobileread.com; they have forums & a wiki, and are happy to discuss all aspects of ebooks. is the forum link. has lists of dozens of free ebook sites, both downloadable and read-online ebooks. Some of the largest are: Baen Books has a free library of science fiction ebooks at has free comics in CBR or CBZ format. Sci-fi author & copyfight activist Cory Doctorow releases all of his books as free ebooks at is Teleread's list of free ebook resources. is a self-published ebook store, but it has a lot of free and "pay what you like" books.
Answered by Elfwreck - Sun Dec 27 00:49:26 2009