Thread: Classic New B&N eReader $259 & will allow sharing
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Old 10-23-2009, 12:23 PM   #395
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Originally Posted by GJN View Post
That makes a great deal of sense. It seems to me, though, that if I delete a book after lending it and then restore it from a backup made before lending it, I might be able to read or relend the book. They may keep a list of lent books, though, in a separate database on the reader where they'd keep track of ALL your books.

I'm curious now to see what my Kindle does when I delete a book and restore it from a local backup rather than over the Whispernet. Will it then still remain on the "Archived Books" list?
Doesn't the inability to read the book after it has been lent out imply that there has to be some type of tethering for the PC/Mobile software, too? What's to keep me from reading an EReader book on my disconnected treo or PC after I have lent it?
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