ebook reader, which can read all formats

I have the BeBook One since 2009 and am so pleased that I also bought 2011 BeBook Mini on the go, if I do not bag it. The small fits namely also in the jacket pocket.
The BeBook can really read all formats, even .lit, the old Microsoft Reader format in which I still have plenty of books. It is nice that it is therefore independent of the store and can buy anywhere. I read a lot of English books and have my favorite shops in America, where I constantly buy. Download to a memory card of BeBooks and all is well. I have a 4 GB memory card in any device, as already more than 3,000 books are on it, and it's just something is more than half anyway.
Really nice is the BeBook that you can turn the page with links. The lack of many other devices me. Since you have with the left fingers once on the screen to get to the buttons for turning. And if some previous fault that touch is missing, I can only say that I am glad that there are buttons to operate. With touch to type but permanently only by and ultimately needs twice as long as if you had the same had a key.

Unfortunately, the display is broken on my BeBook now, a fall of about 1.50 m on tiles probably holds no Reader. Since the Dutch company, which has sold in Europe, bankruptcy, there is no new equipment to buy more. Now that I've set myself a while with other readers apart and always found something that does not fit me, I decided to buy me a used BeBook One, because I am convinced that it is still the best reader, which is available on the market.

And no, I'm not nostalgic. I have an iPhone, an iPad, the daily work a Surface Pro, etc. But read on these devices is simply permanently hard on the eyes.
And what other eBook Reader As: When my Kindle library is gone if I cancel my account when I am tied to Kobo Kobo format and would mean more than 3000 books only once reformat. And with the other readers also missing ever any format whether the .doc now .lit, .mobi, or whatever.

I can not say that I have the BeBook One used a great deal in the 4 years. I read an average of 1 daily. It also held at the end of the battery still good and long enough and otherwise the BeBook has poses no problems in time. In the beginning there was sometimes crashes, which had, however, done after a firmware update in 2010. Ever been offered regular updates, so that newer formats could be read on the page mybebook.com. The only drawback was that the most frequently used keys (the two to scroll down) Scripture was no longer present.