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Old 09-01-2011, 10:54 AM   #28
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Originally Posted by carpetmojo View Post
Just out of interest, anyone know how long Sony bookstore has been up and running in the US and Canada ?
To give us an idea of how seriously they took that geographical area of their e-business..............
I assume the Reader Store was available when they launched the PRS-500 in the US in late 2006. I started using the store in early 2007. These were the days before Sony supported EPUB. The Sony books were in a different format (LRX, DRM-encrypted Broadband eBook) so you didn't have choices in bookstores unless you wanted unencrypted or public domain. I seem to recall that they were advertising something like 10,000 books available at the time!
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