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Originally Posted by JSWolf
What would work (IMHO) would be a kiosk where you buy your eBooks. You can either bring in a memory card or having the eBooks on a memory card that the store sells you. That way, you go into the store and can browse the shelves and decide what it is you want and then go to the kiosk to find out if the book is available as an eBook and then buy it. But to do that, DRM should be eliminated.
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With something like the B&N nook, no kiosk is required. You can use the built-in networking to browse the catalog, "pull a book off the shelf and read it" in a virtual fashion, and if you like it, purchase and download it from the reader (probably while sitting the the cafe having coffee and pastries.).
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Dennis