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Originally Posted by Ron.
Silly question I'm sure but my local library does not have ebooks, nor does any library in my immediate area. Is there a way to find the closest library that has ebooks and if possible to sign up online ?
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see if you have a statewide lending agreement (this goes for anyone that is worried about their local libraries)
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Originally Posted by Kitabi
Could someone please throw light on the technical details of how Amazon is implementing this.
If the libraries are not supposed to buy new copies of the books and Amazon is providing library books in AZW format and DRM, are they lending out copies from their own servers or are they providing Overdrive with some "on the fly" format/DRM conversion tools?
On the other hand, if libraries start making purchases of new books from Amazon, would they be converted to EPUB/ADEPT for those not on the Kindle bandwagon?
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sorry, crystal ball is busted
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Yes, Kindle users may be able to get the library eBook sent directly, but they will still need a computer to browse the library.
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why don't you take a back seat in the Kindle conversations and let kindle owners explain how Kindles work. since we can go online and access webpages, there is nothing that we need a computer for.