Thread: Has Sony lost the edge over other readers?
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Old 09-24-2012, 01:28 PM   #60
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Analogus, how do you figure the Kindles represent a closed system? Seems identical to the Sony situation to me. You can take epubs and convert them, if required, for any other e-reader. If you're talking DRM, the DRM on Sony e-books is no more transportable or 'open' than Amazon's.
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