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Originally Posted by stonetools
Of course, Kobo has its own dedicated reader device, and it doesn't allow any other bookseller to push their product on its device. Yep, Kobo is just full of "openness".  |
It's an eink device that plays nicely with drm free ePUBs, PDFs, html, and a variety of formats along with books with Adobe Adept ADE, regardless of where they are purchased. I have no problem buying via USB from Sony, for example.
Surely you cannot be comparing a single use device with an iOS phone or Tablet--apples (no joke) and oranges. If Kobo releases a tablet and you can only buy Kobo books on it, then we will have something to talk about.