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Old 12-20-2010, 12:28 PM   #153
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Originally Posted by KenJackson View Post
YES!

It's frustrating that when this issue is raised, Kindle users misdirect it into a discussion about the Kindle supporting epub.
But that's not the issue!

The issue--as the the thread title suggests, and your comment acknowledges--is to get Amazon to allow non-Kindle users to buy books too.
Yep! That's the issue exactly! I anticipate it'll happen eventually, as Amazon seems to be taking the iTunes route to success. I can see them eventually opening up either their format or selling other formats to users with other devices. Amazon is, after all, primarily a bookseller, not a hardware manufacturer. I have to believe - though I could be wrong - that they make most of their long-term profit from the books, not the devices, so it's in their best interest to sell to as many people as possible.

I also have high hopes that, like iTunes, Amazon will eventually do away with drm...
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