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Originally Posted by Connallmac
Not really, you have to read down into the comments section to find that the story itself is misleading, and you used a misleading quote to link to the story. If you have an ACTUAL reason to dissuade someone from purchasing a Kindle DX that's just fine, you don't need to make things up.
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Oh.
I've told already who I am: a noob.
As a noob, I'm focused exclusively on the substance, and I leave the whole concepts of leading/misleading, persuading/dissuading to advertisers.
The article I linked says, in substance: there's a limit of downloads you can simultaneously keep on your devices, this number may vary (generally 6 but could be 3, 2 or even 1) and (here comes the problem) you can't know it before you buy the book.
Other people claimed it's correct.
Connalmac says it's not.
I don't really know whether is it or not.
THEREFORE:
Link deleted. End of the problem. Buy whatever you want, who cares.
AND:
My apologies to those I've unintentionally misled.
AND:
I promise I'll stick to my noob-business in the future.
Ciao ciao.