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Ebookman EBM-900 Franklin e-book reader plus eBookMan USB Cradle as a Free gift! | 
 enlarge | Brand: Franklin Electronics
Category: CE
List Price: $139.95
Buy New: $79.00
You Save: $60.95 (44%)
New (4) from $79.00
Rating:  3 reviews
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
MPN: ebm900Freecradle
Model: ebm900Freecradle
UPC: 789981014601
EAN: 0789981014601
ASIN: B000FSIMHU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Today special offer: Buy Franklin eBookman EBM-900 and get eBookMan USB Cradle ($40 value) as a Free gift! | | • | 8 MB handheld multimedia reader and content player with large display area. Download and read thousands of electronic books or documents, or listen to audio books | | • | Keep track of your important numbers, dates, and appointments | | • | Listen to your favorite music in MP3 format | | • | Write notes in your own handwriting, and record messages in your own voice |
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Product Description
Today special offer: Buy Franklin eBookman EBM-900 and get eBookMan USB Cradle ($40 value) as a Free gift!
eBookMan USB Cradle allows you to connect your eBookman to your desktop computer at home, at the office, or anywhere.The Franklin EBM-900 eBookman is an 8 MB multimedia and content player in a pocketable format. With the eBookman, you can download and read or listen to thousands of your favorite books. For reading comfort, the eBookman has a large display that shows 87 percent more information than other handheld devices. If you need to check a definition while reading a book, the eBookman comes with an easily accessible Merriam-Webster dictionary. You can also listen to music by downloading your favorite songs in MP3 format. The built-in microphone allows you to record messages that you can play back anytime, or write quick notes using either the built-in stylus or the pop-up keyboard. The eBookman has a calendar, address book, to-do list, and scheduler. The eBookman features state-of-the-art compression, highly sophisticated search, and easy-to-use hypertext. Display: 16-level grayscale display and high-resolution touch screen with enhanced polarizers; no back light. Hardware features: USB port. MultiMediaCard (MMC) slot. Headphone jack. Speaker. Microphone; Stylus. Removable lid ; Memory: 8 MB SDRAM. MMC slot for expandable memory;.
Desktop software: eBookMan Desktop Manager with Outlook synchronization powered by Intellisync for eBookMan; Core applications: Franklin Viewer. Franklin Reader. Audiobook Player. Music Player. Date Book. Address Book. Voice Memo. Memo Book. Calculator. ToDo Book
EBM-900 comes with the USB cable, setup CD, manual and 2 AAA batteries. The Franklin EBM-900 eBookman comes with a one-year warranty. Please also check improved models: eBookman EBM-901 (with backlight screen) and eBookman EBM-911 (with backlight screen and 16Mb memory).
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| Customer Reviews:
Horrible June 3, 2008
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
Bought mine and was never able to use...tried to contact tech support with no answer or call back. Waste of my money! Stay far away!
save your money January 9, 2007
28 out of 28 found this review helpful
I bought this basically for downloading and reading ebooks. It is not very user friendly and took and very long time to successfully download a book. But the worst part was that it does not have a back-light on the screen. So the screen is light gray and the words are light black. After 2 hours of reading an ebook I had an extreme headache due to eye strain! If they had given this device a back-light or changed the phont color it would be useable , but as it is I'm now looking for a new one to buy.
Ebookman EBM-900 Franklin July 6, 2006
34 out of 34 found this review helpful
I am not happy with this Ebookman. I bought it new and it was already obsolete. The mobipocket had V4.3 and to use it it required V4.8. I e-mailed customer service several times and followed their instructions but to no avail. I talked with Tech over the phone but they were still not able to get it running correctly. I wish I had never heard of Franklin Ebookman. All it was was one BIG headache.
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