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Originally Posted by K-Thom
Yeah, sure ...
* Kindle for Mac
* Kindle for PC
* Kindle for iPad/iPhone
* Kindle for BlackBerry
* Kindle for Android
* Kindle for Windows Phone
Please accept the fact that eInk reading devices natively supporting ePub are still but a small fraction of the overall devices on which eBooks can be (and are) read worldwide.
Amazon still has no need whatsoever to either include or switch to ePub.
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But, it's missing the one device I like to read with, my orizon
I didn't bought it to read kindle e-books on my phone.
Kindle for PC lacks a linux version indeed. And I can't carry my PC in the metro anyway. My phone can run Kindle for Android, but it's screen is way to small, and LCD. Nowhere near the comfort of a "real" reader.
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Please accept the fact that eInk reading devices natively supporting ePub are still but a small fraction of the overall devices on which eBooks can be (and are) read worldwide.
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Not so small. And they are the devices me myself and I reads on.