Thread: Is the Kindle really such a mediocre reading device?
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Old 10-02-2011, 04:28 PM   #77
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Originally Posted by ibex333 View Post
And I don't see how the Kindle or Nook stores are relevant for someone who simply doesn't use them. What is relevant however, is the devices ability to read e-books in various formats regardless of how those e-books were obtained. Not everyone reads e-books in English, and there are other websites to get them other than Amazon or B&N.
And I don't see how the epub format is relevant for someone who simply doesn't use them. What is relevant however, is the devices ability to read e-books from my bookstore of choice, Amazon, regardless of the format Amazon supplies it in. Not everyone reads e-books in epub, and there are other formats to read them other epub.


Seriously man, you're angry because you made an uninformed recommendation, and want to shift the blame from yourself to the device.
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