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Originally Posted by mobama
Makes sense if all you have is your Kindle for reading your ebooks. I have
- mobile phone
- computer
- two ereaders in constant parallel use because they have different screen sizes that I use for different purposes.
I need to keep my ebooks in sync on all of them on the fly. I don't read for myself only, but I need to display to others, and when I add something on any random device, all other devices must be able to display it instantly. Given my situation, it is categorically out of the question to convert a part of my ebooks for one single device. Either the device can read it all or I simply won't buy it.
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I can't imagine a situation where I'm reading a book on my Kobo, I put the Kobo aside and must be able to pick up my phone and have the book instantly and seamlessly synced. Then my battery dies and I have to whip open my laptop and find the exact paragraph, stat! Come on people! Millions of lives are at stake!
How tense a situation can you be in for that to be so? Your life is way more interesting than mine I guess.