Thread: E-book readers as stand alone device
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Old 05-23-2012, 05:05 PM   #13
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It does dwig kacir i use my desktop to download because i can only use drm free.
ProfCrash downloading at amazon wil not work because of drm.

Ok so no sony and kobo ,the rest works as usb device,good to know,as sayed you can`t find that info in tests or manuals. Thanks for all replies.

Using calibre for managing the e-books , and that works great
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