Thread: E-book readers as stand alone device
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Old 05-23-2012, 10:10 AM   #5
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The only readers that have desktop software associated with them are the Sony's and Kobo's, but both allow sideloading through Calibre or as a drive letter.

Kindle, Nook, Pocketbooks, Onyx, Bookeen, etc. all allow sideloading through Calibre and drive letter as well.
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