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Old 11-29-2011, 10:29 PM   #5
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Hi i love reading and my husband wants to buy me an e-reader for christmas but i don't know which one to go for i heard you can only use amazon with the kindle, but i don't know much about the kobo is it restricted its own site and whch is the better one for me
Kindle owners can buy books from anywhere that offers books in formats accepted by the Kindle. In addition, they can download a large selection of public domain books in mobi/prc format from our MobileRead library, Project Gutenberg, and many other places. There are some Kindle owners who never buy books from Amazon because they (just like books in the Sony Store, Kobo eBooks, and Barnes & Nobles) contain DRM. They prefer to only buy from those sites that sell books without it. This limits their choices, because DRM is insisted upon by most publishers, but it does show that Amazon is far from being the only place you can get books for the Kindle.
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