Thread: any suggestions for a beginner with e-reader?
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Old 01-28-2014, 03:00 PM   #2
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If you have bought books from sites with DRM, then you need a e-reader that supports that type of DRM. You shouldn't download books from torrent sites. They are usually illegal sites, where authors do not get paid for their work.

Any e-reader will let you sideload books, I believe. Sideloading is loading books via a USB cable, usually. Although Amazon has a method to let you email books to your Kindle.
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