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Originally Posted by elcreative
I don't particularly care about any hardware solution or have any dedicated hardware loyalty... all I want to do is read my books on an e-ink device... but I obviously made a serious error in going for an open format as this means I can't use the awe-inspiring, amazing Kindle...  still I guess I'm stuck with the readers I've got and will try to live with my inability to use a Kindle unless I wish to waste time converting several thousand books from a perfectly usable format to another usable format... 
And I fail to see why the use of epubs makes one ineligible to comment in this thread... |
I don't think you made a "serious error," I think you made a choice. If having ePub open format capabilities is one of your priorities then by all means you'd be better off supporting the companies that keep that format going. If nobody ever buys ePubs from Barnes or Sony or Kobo or any of the others, then Amazon will dominate the market even more than they do already.