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Originally Posted by the.Mtn.Man
The only real advantage the Kindle has is that it's the only e-reader that works with Amazon.com which has one of the largest selections of digital books for sale on the internet, but if you're like me and don't care about buying digital books then I find the Kobo to be a much better option. I can spend my lunch hour at Gutenberg.org or epubbooks.com (this one is my favorite) and find another three dozen to add to my quickly growing digital library: 300 books and counting, all without spending a dime... well, except for the Kobo, of course.  |
Of course, you can do that with the Kindle as well.
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Originally Posted by filmo
It is going on 4 years years now for Kindle users note able to check out DRM library books. It is way past time for kindle to get that capability. Not a hard problem to solve if their main goal wasn't to lock Kindle users into Amazon ebook store.
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If that was their main goal they did a poor job of it, by the looks of my Kindle's home page...
