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Old 08-15-2014, 03:16 PM   #19
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Or use something like TreeSize that will tell you the size of a directory that includes all subdirectories and files.

If the titles between both readers aren't identical, 165 books can have a hugely wide range of file sizes between them as already said; for instance, the number of images within books and their resolution can inflate them quite a bit.

If the same identical titles are on the Kobo as on the Sony, then it's probably the size difference between kepub and epub.
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