Thread: poll: What would you pay 25% more for if your ereader had this feature?
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Old 07-06-2011, 03:12 PM   #24
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I'd pay 25% more for really good built-in support for on-device OPDS catalogs. Assuming, that is, that the device allows me to load my own catalog. That'd give me the kind of on-device access to a large library that should have been there from the beginning.
Oh, goodness, plus-one-ing this so much. +1

I really like my Sony Collections, don't get me wrong, but it's rather silly for me to have all my books loaded to the device at all when I could just as easily download them on demand from my online OPDS catalog. It's not like I'm not almost always near a WiFi spot.

The Aldiko/Moon android readers do a great job with this; no reason why the mainstreams couldn't catch up except that their store-ties seem to make this a low priority on the to-do list. *sigh*
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