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Old 10-14-2009, 04:51 PM   #31
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The device does look cool and the LCD idea sounds great, but if Barnes and Noble does sell it cheaper than Kindle, it most certainly will be tied to their store exclusively for DRM'd books. There's NO WAY there going to add DRM ePub support. The only way they could do that is by beating everyone on ebook price across the boards . . .

And that ain't happen', mon.
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