Agreed – this is great news! I’ve got a collection of more than $1000 worth of ereader format books. I’d LOVE to be able to finish reading them on my upcoming Kindle! And to re-read the ones I have already read.

This is fabulous news! Now to wait and see if I will be able to read my eReader books on my new Cybook Gen3.

Good news, let’s hope they stick to the plan – my idea of ebook heaven would be to read my ereader and Mobipocket content on the Sony Reader!

This is extremely great news as most of my ebook purchases were from ereader.com. I was a bit worried since Motrocity is associated with ereader and PalmGear. I’ve not been happy with the PalmGear transition and turned my off to PocketGear.com. So, while I was initially apprehensive and concerned, I’m happy to hear this news.

Porting eReader to the iPhone, the Sony and Amazon e-ink devices, and Linux….that’s the holy grail innit?

At that point I could really not worry about what laptop or phone I’m on. I’d have access to all my books.

James,

Any chance you could ask Mr. Pendergast if there are plans to bring eReader support to devices like the Sony Reader? I know that Fictionwise now has about 50% of their library in Sony Reader format and would love to bring the eReader library to the Sony Reader.

This is some wonderful news. I would love to see a port of eReader to the Nokia 770,800,810 devices. Maybe even a version for the iPhone when they open it up. I can’t wait to see what they port next.

Great news! Can’ wait until I can read my eReader books on an eInk device.

I have been using eReader about as long as Kevin. I have a huge bookshelf of titles. I like the ability to carry my iPAQ with me to read waiting for appointments and reading a bit at night with the light off to not disturb my wife.
I hope they get eReader ported to linux soon. The eeePC needs a reader along with its other tools
..wiley
NW Houston

I’m ready for eBooks! I’m over buying paper books, reading them, throwing them out or donating them. Problem is, everytime I want to read a certain book, it never seems to be listed on the eBook site as avaialble. I thought all books were in digital format before being printed. Why aren’t they all available?

The lack of titles I want to read is what is holding me back. They’re not too old or obcure either. In fact most were or are pretty popular.

I was going to comment on a founder of an ebook company saying “Hope this puts your more at ease,” but then I see “and I will continuing to patronize.” lol. Live by the spellcheck, die by the spellcheck.

Seriously though, this is good news.