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Old 09-27-2014, 11:11 PM   #16
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
You have to except Amazon from that statement. They have religiously supported all of their devices, from the get-go. It's one of the reasons that I admire them, particularly compared to Apple, which epitomizes your model. They are extremely callous about their customers' expenditures.

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Sony did one better then Amazon. Yes, Amazon are supporting their older devices by keeping an obsolete format alive, but Sony shoehorned ePub into the PRS-500 so ALL Sony Readers supported ePub (anyone that did not get his/her 500 updated, too bad as Sony offered the update for free). Then Sony could do away with the LRS/LRX formats and concentrate on ePub. Given that Sony could get ePub to work on a 500, I don't see why Amazon cannot get AZW3 to work on the older Kindles and then they could dump Mobi for good.
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