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Originally Posted by bhartman36
Well, that's nice, I guess, but the store is part of the device, for most of the e-readers out there (including the Nook). What you're basically saying is the equivalent of, "I don't consider anti-lock brakes to be part of the car". If it's part of what's being sold to you, it's part of the device.
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How is the store
part of the device in the same way that brakes are part of a car? I have a Sony PRS-950 reader with 1,006 titles on it, and I've never bought a book from Sony.
My mom uses her eReader daily and it's a Sony 350. She's never bought from Sony either.
An eReader is a device to read eBooks. The parent store is one of MANY ways to get eBooks on that device.
Pretty sure it'd be tricky to use a car without ever using the brakes. I call analogy police.