Thread: Ebook readers - a challenge to average users
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Old 01-04-2008, 06:40 AM   #7
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I bought my ebook reader mostly because I'm a big book fan, not just because I like gadgets. I know there will be better systems out in the future and DRM is a big issue but I've already had so much use out of my PRS 500, and I am still loving it to bits. It's definitely been worthwhile for me. But then I'm happy to convert from one format to another and I can imagine that formats & DRM are a major issue that can prevent one from buying an ebook device.
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