Thread: Barnes & Noble Introduces Nook for Web
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Old 07-18-2012, 12:58 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by tomsem View Post
I trust it is clear that reading in the cloud does not preclude you from downloading a portable ePub file. At least with B&N content.
It's the same with Amazon Kindle content. Your purchased ebook is stored in your Archives at Amazon, and you can download it from there. You can read the book using Amazon Cloud Reader (browser), Kindle for PC/Mac software on your computer, Kindle for Android/iPad/iPhone/iPod/Windows Phone 7/Blackberry Apps, and on Kindle devices. More information on those options can be found here.
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