Thread: Giving up on e-books.
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Old 11-10-2010, 11:23 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by Taylor514ce View Post
My enthusiasm is gone.

None of the new devices seems to offer any improvements over my Sony PRS-505, at least none that appeal to me.

More importantly, the general bull-headedness of publishers in regard to understanding and pricing e-books, has completely disillusioned me in regard to purchasing any e-books, from any publisher or retailer. DRM is still an issue, formats are still not standardized... the list goes on.

My PRS-505 is gathering dust, and I'm thoroughly enjoying my trips to Chicago's fantastic public libraries to check out my books.
I thought you can borrow books from the library on Sony readers through Overdrive?
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