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Old 02-25-2008, 01:11 PM   #8
HarryT
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Amazon is too powerful as well. I don't like the way the Kindle is gobbling up all those potential ebook-reader owners. They'd be much better off with a Sony or similar. At least with such devices you can upload your own files directly.
I'm not sure that I follow your argument. It's just as easy to create and upload your own content to a Kindle as it is to a Sony, given that it uses the popular MobiPocket book format, for which a wealth of free book creation tools exist.

You can copy files to a Kindle via a USB connection in exactly the same way you can with a Sony, or a CyBook, or an iLiad. Can you elaborate about what way you consider the Kindle to be more restrictive?
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