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Old 12-20-2010, 08:18 AM   #120
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Originally Posted by rumplestiltskin View Post
I'm an owner of the PRS350 and of a Kindle 1 and I like both. You are giving out misleading information about the Kindle. While as far as DRM content is concerned, you can only read Amazon's books (without tweaking), when it comes to non-DRM content they are both open and easy. If anything, there are more non-DRM mobipocket books available than EPUB, not including Google's badly OCR'd books. Emailing your own documents to Amazon does not lock them down; it generates files that can be used on any ereader that can read Mobipocket files (such as the Cybook Opus/Gen3 and the Pocketbook models). The Sony Readers are fine devices; they can stand on their own without the need to trash talk the competition.
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