Back in day when I had an BE-300 from Casio I was looking for good software to read ebooks. That was befor I found expod, and was able to run ubook. I found MobiPocket, and found it very good, but it worked only with it’s own files. I used converterd, and was happy, even I bought a dictionary ( Electronic Oxford ) but then my be-300 was so unstable, that I tought that I’ve lost my money when after hard-reset my mobipocket reader have changed its ID. Back in that days I wasnt able to change ID in the shop…

When I bought my T|C I tought that I need some good ebook reader , and …. yes I’ve turned my eyes to mobipocket… but… I couldn’t install it ’cause it needs windows… I was sad…
Yesterday I had a dream about reading “Mono: The Developers Handbook” on my device… and when I was looking after some e-book with that title, I have found a link to MBReader files for nonWindows users. Yeah, right now I have it on my T|C and I’m reading on of the free e-book “Underground”, and I was able to get my dictionary to my new device 🙂 so no more unknown words in a book. Yap, MBR has that extremely good option, when you select a word in text, lookup in dictionary 🙂

I can only say sweet. 🙂