Thread: Conspiracy Theory: What is Amazon hiding about the Kindle?
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Old 03-17-2008, 02:14 PM   #54
Alisa
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I agree. I'm actually more inclined to buy books from Amazon since I can keep them on my terms. I have no intention of giving them away to people who have not paid for them, either. I hadn't heard about this .tpz file type, though. Is this some move to thwart the new DRM stripper?
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