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Old 11-02-2010, 04:27 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by gymiang View Post
Thanks mgmueller and ProfCrash! Your advice is greatly appreciated.

I prefer to have a dedicated ereader... if possible... as I do like to have a light device on my hand when reading. How do I strip my ebooks of DRM? Any legal concerns?? I did a check in Calibre and all my ebooks are DRMed!

I will probably strip all the ebooks of DRM and then convert to Kindle format and buy a kindle. Amazon seems to be offering a wider range of books that I am interested in and at a cheaper price.
How to strip from DRM:
You have to install "Python" and some additional tools on your PC.
Then you need some scripts. For Kindle, google for "Kindle DeDRM".
You're right: Amazon usually does have the lowest prices and the biggest selection of titles.
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