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Old 11-24-2014, 09:49 PM   #110
eschwartz
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Originally Posted by auspex View Post
What's that got to do with anything? You imply that Kobo's offerings are limited, and that may be true, but everything they DO sell should work on Sony readers. The Kepubs are for Kobo devices. The Epubs are for any device and readable on Sony PRS's. I had a Kobo before my Sony, so I had a significant library on Kobo before ever downloading to the Sony. Everything "Just Works" ™ – as long as you are updated to the latest Sony firmware that interacts properly with Kobo.
You must have had absolutely no idea what I said. I guess you must not have known, but here it is -- a number of Kobo ebooks are sold exclusively as KEPUBs. The Sony cannot read KEPUBs. Thus you are 100% incorrect.

There have been several threads here ranting about it, specifically in relation to Sony, and more in relation to generically buying for the EPUBs, to use with Alf and calibre and third-party ereaders (and even Kindle).
MR members have spent long periods of time arguing with Kobo CS to return these useless (for their purposes) ebooks, and some have vowed to stick with Google even.

It has made a huge stink, especially when they removed the available formats info from the website so people don't know what they are getting into.



Sheeesh, I know this and I don't even own an EPUB reader.
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