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Old 07-14-2006, 04:10 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by NatCh
Not an ideal arrangement, but 6 devices ought to be sufficient for most cases. For those who don't hate the very notion of DRM, it shouldn't be too onerous.
That, of course, depends.

What denotes a "device"? Can you de-register a device? Say, you decide to upgrade your PC - can you remove the old PC from the list?

And, of course, 6 devices is what it is today, but what about tomorrow? DRM-supporting companies (like Apple, for example) have already shown that they are quite willing to change the DRM terms, without notice, without concent and without compensation to the customers.

And what happens to your eBooks after Sony drops their online store because no one is buying DRMed eBooks?

All in all, like you said:
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Originally Posted by NatCh
Of course, we now know that we have the option of using files from sources other than the Connect Store, so we can avoid it entirely if we so choose.
So the DRM mess shouldn't hinder the Sony device.
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