Thread: New here, Nook or Sony? please help!
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Old 01-25-2011, 05:42 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by jocampo View Post
Sony ereaders are good, excellent quality. If you buy or get free books, you will be quite happy, but Sony's online bookstore is not as big as B&N or Amazon. Then you will have to deal with breaking DRM and converting via Calibre; if that's on your plans, getting the Sony will give you the best balance between PDF support and battery life.
You don't have to buy books from the Sony store. There are many other bookstores that you can buy from, and you don't have to break the DRM to use them on your Sony. In fact, to the extent of my knowledge, only B&M's books have a version of epub DRM that won't work with the Sony. That means that you can buy books from Kobo, Fictionwise, you local library, etc. and use them on a Sony or Nook device.
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