Thread: Why have more than one device?
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Old 11-18-2010, 09:03 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Lemurion View Post
Format support.

For example, I have a Sony 505, and am considering a Kindle 3 and have no plans to get rid of the Sony if I get the Kindle because the Kindle won't read my existing Sony library of ePubs and LRF(LRX) without conversion and it's not worth the hassle of stripping and converting every book - especially the ones that are already on the Sony.
I would imagine that if format support is the issue then a Jet book would be what you want, seems to support darn near everything.
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