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Originally Posted by Psyke
Book selection for me hasn't been a big problem; anything I haven't been able to find on kobobooks, I'll usually find elsewhere, de-drm it and convert. Now that the touch supports Mobi as well, it's one less thing I need to worry about converting. Price wise, I believe it's really hard to beat Amazon there, however Kobo does do a pretty good job in having decent and regular discount codes. Again though, if you find a better price elsewhere, you may still be able to use the ebook on a Kobo, with the right tools if needed.
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also i'm pretty sure a purchased mobi from amazon may not work but a mobi free of drm from the likes of smashwords though should work fine. don't quote me on that though i have not tried.
as for epubs they're available anywhere you pretty much want to buy ebooks other than amazon.
i buy from baen/kobobooks/smashwords
whatever i have looked for i have found so i see no problems.
kobobooks usually has anything new to ebook right away (bestsellers etc) older works you might not find as easily.