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Foxit's eSlick ereader now supports EPUB, puts Kindle to shame 
Engadget | by Richard Lai | Thu, Nov 5
Foxit's eSlick isn't exactly the most exciting ereader of all time, but now things have changed slightly with the addition of EPUB support, making this $259.99 device a more affordable (although less pretty) alternative to the Sony Reader, and a more flexible option than the Kindle. We lo...
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