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Originally Posted by murraypaul
So I could buy books from any store ... except Amazon, Apple and B&N (for those devices which still don't use the latest SDK). What percentage of the market does that leave me with? That doesn't seem like a great deal.
And in return I have to pay an Adobe tax, for a company that contribute nothing except DRM, which everybody hates?
(Besides, I read on a tablet, so I already can read books from any store I want)
You may hate Amazon with a white hot passion, but they provide the best user experience.
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If you can strip the DRM, you can buy from B&N as the eBook under the DRM crud is ePub.
You aren't paying a DRM tax. Tor has gone DRM free and their prices did not go down at all. So there is no such thing as a DRM tax.