Thread: Pocket Book and DRM: what's yours is yours!
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Old 03-15-2010, 12:48 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by batgirl View Post
DRM support was essential for me when shopping for an ereader. My primary source of ebooks, beyond the free ones available, is ebooks borrowed from my library through Overdrive.
Pocketbook insists on the fact that its readers do, indeed, include support for drm-encrypted ePub and PDF files as well as for a multitude of nonencrypted file formats.
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