Thread: Sony or Kindle - which is best pricewise for ebooks?
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Old 06-26-2009, 05:06 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by emellaich View Post
However, over the long run I would expect to see Sony make moves that support open access to multiple book stores. I would expect to see Amazon more interested in making their store the best single place to buy books.
Well, the Sony 505 & 700 devices already support open access, as they support the ePub format, which is a non-vendor specific eBook format. EBooks in this format can have been available for some time from various 'other' books stores, including Baen/WebSubscriptions, Books on Board, Waterstones (UK), W H Smith (UK) and others.
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