Thread: Is it worth it to buy a Kindle
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Old 10-19-2010, 09:29 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by Pomtroll View Post
So why argue? I like both my NOOK & my Kindle3. And if I had more money to spend, I'd try a few other readers.

As for whether one is tied in or not is irrelevant for many of us. If I want amazon books I use my Kindle because I am not tech savvy & don't want to try & figure out how to strip DRM. Same for my NOOK. So technically I'm not tied into either store, but since I don't want to figure out how to strip DRM...I basically am. I don't soft root my e-readers either. I just want to read in the easiest way I can. So I saved my pennies (lots of pennies ) & bought both. I realize I'm lucky I can do that.
I don't think it is really arguing. More like occasionally overly forcefully responding to a post. It happens on both sides. Kind of like when two people who know each other are talking and one thinks the other is saying one thing when they are saying something subtly different.
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