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Originally Posted by Braid
Lol sorry, I guess I'm paranoid after unpleasant encounters with loyalist zealots. I thought you were saying I didn't own the Kobo device, and that I was just talking from info I got from Kindle's marketing, hahaha.
Now I see what you're talking about. I guess there is a limitation there for transferring files to Kindles, since to Kobos you can transfer any kind of files you like. But, with Kindle you can email books to the device, which I've found super useful in the past when it's a pain to keep unplugging and plugging stuff. Plus it means you have a copy of the book saved in your outbox.
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You can email, you can use send to kindle, and if I remember correctly you can just plug the kindle into the computer and transfer that way. Note: I was referring to mobi files. A kindle will also read pdfs.
I have side loaded to both kindles and Kobos.
Now just for fun, there are two other ereaders that I own that have no way to connect to the internet. One is called a Slick. It makes a better MP3 player than a reader. The other is the sharper image alturek. (It is smaller than a kindle and now only works if plugged in. But I got it super cheap used.