Thread: What do you hope for in the new Nook?
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Old 05-21-2011, 09:57 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by SCION View Post
I know it's not going to recognize metadata from sideloaded books. I think I'm willing to overlook this since I have my NOOKcolor and will just put a handful of books on the new NOOK. Delete them when read and repeat the process. I'm willing to buy my novels from B&N just so that I can sync them with my NOOKcolor.
It's funny you should say that, because I still shop almost single-source from B&N even though I load all my books manually through Calibre or over WiFi with Calibre2opds to all my readers. I almost NEVER use my Nook Classic, but I still shop single-source from B&N because I know my Nook Classic can sync with their servers any time, any where. Even though I don't actually ever USE the sync.

Purely psychological, I know, but B&N makes money from these things. That and the fact that my B&N credit card gets me an immediate 3% off all my B&N ebook purchases.
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