Details from ActuaLitté (thanks to Nicholas Gary). Google translation here. Cybooks—at least some and maybe all—will come preloaded with French and English classics.
A bare package will go for 350€; a deluxe one, for 450€—with a 2G SD card, a USB charger, a headphone and other trimmings.
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Great!
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August 29th, 2008 at 4:36 pm
Interesting (even if there are not a lot of WH Smith in France, I know only one).
There’s also Orange and SFR (the two biggest mobile phone operator in France) who are beta-testing their ebook reader solution:
http://www.numerama.com/magazine/10172-SFR-et-Orange-se-lancent-dans-l-e-Book.html