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Old 09-08-2009, 09:02 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by spinoza View Post
Now that we have four full-size ebookstores to choose from (Kindle, Sony, Barnes and Noble, and eBooks.com),
You're missing three of the most used stores. Fictionwise, Books On Board and Diesel. Ebooks.com would be one of my last choices since they usually charge full price & Sony has been lowering prices quite a bit over the past month or so.

For your Sony try Books On Board. Many of the books they sell are ePub (which the Sony reads) and sometimes even have the $9.99 price B&N and Amazon have for bestsellers.


You can remove the DRM from the B&N (eReader) book and convert it for your Sony if you're comfortable with that.
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