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Originally Posted by AprilHare
Interesting that you should ask 
Some advantages I can think of: - It maintains time and date on your Reader.
- It handles images, audio and notes on your Reader (unlike Calibre).
- It now handles ePub (DRMed or not) for you.
- It was made by the people who made the device, so compatibility and handling of file transfers is meant to be guaranteed.
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Does the reader have a clock?!? Or do you mean timestamps on the files?
I guess audio and images are interesting to some people. I haven't used either yet, and the notes function does seem like it is worth it (although some people here are working on a replacement, and there seems to be a dramatic limit on highlighting).
The rest doesn't seem all that compelling. I guess if it worked well, like, say, iTunes, it would be a first choice. Right now I am trying to avoid it. Doing some things manually isn't such a big deal, since I am not reading at a breakneck pace... ;-)
Thanks for the response!