Thread: How Does Epub and Adobe affect Sony
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Old 06-28-2008, 05:59 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by jerryleejr View Post
What do you think will have if Sony updates its firmware to support Epub and Adobe? Do you think the content offering at the Connect Store will increase or just broaden the places you can buy from. Especially with the recent Books on Board announcement. I think if Sony moves in this direction it definitely will show their commitment to the market.

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Since we know that BooksOnBoard have started selling eBooks in ePub format, it means that we would be able to purchase DRM laden eBooks from BooksOnBoard instead of just Sony.
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