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Old 09-16-2009, 02:23 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by desertgrandma View Post
okay....because...................
Because: 1) The Sony handles a far wider variety of formats natively (without conversion or DRM-stripping); 2) The Sony can BORROW BOOKS FROM E-LIBRARIES--I've borrowed and read hundreds of $$$$ worth of ebooks over the past 1.5 years or so; and 3) [projected] the SOny book selection may increase markedly when they switch to full ePub support--prices remain to be seen, but the wider range of sources vs. Amazon-only introduces potential savings.

I've been enjoying a huge variety of ebook novels on my Reader for a long time, and spending far less than the typical Kindle owner who has to buy their books from Amazon. (I'm NOT including those who strip and convert ebooks from various sources here, but if you want to deal with that, you can also do it with the Reader.)

Another thought wrt Kindle v 300: If you don't want/need a dictionary, the 300 is far more portable and solidly built than the plastic, bulky Kindle.
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