Thread: Touch A History of Firmware Updates at B&N
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Old 07-15-2011, 04:03 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by Jim Lester View Post
It has a B&N bookstore app on the device - but that's pretty much the end of the 'affiliation'. It is very definitely not a B&N device.

BTW, any app developer/device manufacturer that is using the Adobe RMSDK, can choose to support reading of content licensed with the DRM (which is actually Adobe's not B&N) without consulting with B&N ( which is exactly how Bluefire Reader is supporting the content).
Well, that answers that, then. I knew that the option was available for any Adobe RMSDK device to provide support, but I also didn't think anyone had taken up that option. SO, Pandigital then.
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