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Old 03-13-2009, 02:12 PM   #229
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I'm sensing a sales bump for Cybook coming.
There are a lot of new interesting readers on the horizon, but if I were replacing my Kindle right now, that's probably what I'd get. A lot of my decision as to whether is Amazon is more evil than any other DRMed content provider hinges on whether they start snooping on Kindles and busting people for non-Amazon commercial content.
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