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Old 07-09-2010, 03:41 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Kumabjorn View Post
However, this got me thinking; Are there other E-books that allow direct downloads? If so, are there other book sellers that offer this kind of service?
Depends on where one lives.
Besides Kindle, the B&N Nook and Sony Daily edition also offer direct connectivity to their proprietary storefronts. Other WiFi-based ereaders will be offering it Real.Soon.Now.

In areas where the Kindle supports browsing you can go to several DRM-free ebookstores to get content that is automatically forwarded to the Kindle's email account. One example is Baen.com's Webscription.net. Others exist.
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