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Originally Posted by Quoth
I doubt that; it's more likely that Kindle exclusive titles even for purchase is the #1 issue.
1. Sync doesn't matter if you only read on one device.
2. Sync doesn't matter if you can remember which book and something close to your location for search.
3. Sync doesn't work for ebooks not in Amazon library. Send to Kindle wastes bandwidth and gives Amazon a copy.
4. Sync doesn't work on current device if the prior device wasn't recently online and synced.
5. Sync doesn't work unless all the devices have Internet access at appropriate times.
6. I know loads of people that have Kindle ereaders or app, and none sync or use Send To Kindle.
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I know plenty of people that use it and it's a really common reason why someone won't switch. You can see it on this site and reddit. A lot of people like reading at home on the Kindle and maybe squeezing in a page or two using the app on their phone while waiting in line for coffee or some other place they have a brief moment.
And wastes bandwidth?
What year is it? 1995? Even with my crummy data plan I would not care about uploading a 1MB book or two. And at home, random coffee shops, etc. there's basically no limit.