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Originally Posted by rogue_librarian
There's still one major drawback: you'll have to buy your books at Amazon, period. That's something that I, for one, am not willing to put up with. Just like it doesn't matter where I buy my paper books I refuse to be locked into a single ebook vendor; meaning I'll need a device that can use most of the available formats out there (if .azw is among them, all the better).
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Odd. I have a Kindle, and I don't have to buy all my ebooks from Amazon. I can get DRM-free books from several places, and furthermore, Calibre is my friend.
A major drawback to one can be a minor hindrance to another, although YMMV. Sounds like your set in your ways. Are you a real librarian? I hope not, with your opinions.