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Stonecoldcrb · 05-26-2007, 11:08 AM

Well, apparently being so new to this, and still waiting for my Sony to be delivered, here is yet another noob alert question:

Certainly being less experienced pushes me in the direction of the Connect store. Heck I can search a book, buy it, download it and off I go. Easy for me. BUT... where else can I go to buy books (I alread know of the Gug. site, and I would like other than classic titles), download them and have it be as easy (relatively speaking) as the Connect exchange.

Basically, while I understand the ereader supports diff. formats, what "stores" out there have a wider selection that are compatible? Certainly in the lines of what's on the bookshelves now etc.

I am not opposed to "converting" formats to get them to work (although I would rather not just starting out here) but I am in search of seemless integration.

Any direction folks would be appreciated.
Cheers

Jeez, did any of that ^ make sense.

05-26-2007, 11:08 AM	#14
Stonecoldcrb Member Posts: 20 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2007 Device: Kindle	Well, apparently being so new to this, and still waiting for my Sony to be delivered, here is yet another noob alert question: Certainly being less experienced pushes me in the direction of the Connect store. Heck I can search a book, buy it, download it and off I go. Easy for me. BUT... where else can I go to buy books (I alread know of the Gug. site, and I would like other than classic titles), download them and have it be as easy (relatively speaking) as the Connect exchange. Basically, while I understand the ereader supports diff. formats, what "stores" out there have a wider selection that are compatible? Certainly in the lines of what's on the bookshelves now etc. I am not opposed to "converting" formats to get them to work (although I would rather not just starting out here) but I am in search of seemless integration. Any direction folks would be appreciated. Cheers Jeez, did any of that ^ make sense.