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No, it's not too complex, on the original nook they are actually separated BN library and My Documents. And also all your books that you bought from other sources would be in either your ADE library and or your Calibre library and a Folder if you created one on your desktop. So they are already separated by nature, if you will. |
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or Locked out Kindle. Kindle is the one with the wall up. All they have to do is support ADE ePub like EVERY SINGLE EREADER on the market and this whole back and forth would be moot.
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Your argument has always been that you aren't locked in because of Mobi, so when pointed out to you that the selection stinks to high heavem unless you want a math book, you switched context of the argument That's ok, but I have no argument with you here. If I change ereaders to a Sony or Kobo etc. then I would have the same problem as a kindle owner to the degree of any and all my books would have to stay with my nook. But and here's the big BUT. The fact that the nook orignially supports ePub means all my books that are bought through ePub can come with me. So as said about 10 post's ago, 40% of my library can come with me as opposed to 0% of the Kindle and I will stand by the fact I think 40% is better than 0% but I feeling a sense of deja vu here. Did we not already go over this ? Last edited by boswd; 06-30-2011 at 04:05 PM. |
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The existence of non-drm mobi stuff has come up in when people say "you can only get Kindle books at Amazon" as a simple matter of stating the fact that it's not so. But that has never been point in these lock-in threads. Look at EVERY TIME I've said "my point...." Quote:
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taking advantage of shopping at other store ie coupons etc and the ability to bring your epub library with you. That was it And both statements are true and are not mis statements about the kindle. |
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If you are refering to this thread then it seems like either you're not understanding or not paying attention, but you feel compelled to participate in the thread with demeaning comments anyway.
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he's referring to the immature habit of ppl like me who attack other readers/reader companies.
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Nothing I said in my previous post was directed specifically towards you, you read into it what you wanted to see. I think you may be taking this a little too personally. ![]() |
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I said that because this has been mostly (well, if not mostly, then ostensibly) about how to correctly describe issues of DRM and format, and a lot more unfair attacking then defending, and mostly by people with several devices, not owners of just one defending their own.
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Calibre makes this argument void if you are talking about non-DRM books. Yes there is a hassle of converting your library to another file format from my understanding, but what I would really like to see are said epub books that are not available in .mobi format. Every non-DRM ebook that I have searched for on Feedbooks is available in the popular ebook file formats (epub, .mobi, pdf) likewise the manybooks.net and likewise project gutenberg. Not meaning to create a sequeway, but the Kobo has the advantage when it comes to international books. You can purchase more foreign language books from the Kobo store than any other ereader bookstore. These books are mostly available in the ePub format, but since you cannot purchase these books directly from the store on a Nook, you have to sideload it onto your Nook. If you want it on your Kindle, you can download it, convert it, then you can either load it directly onto your Kindle or email it. Yes your library will follow you, but you have to do work to have it follow you. You have to convert your kindle books files over to an epub format and manually load it onto another device, whereas you pop in the SD card with the Nook. In this aspect the Nook is the winner. Can we all just get along though? I bought a Nook STR and I own a Kindle 3 as well. You have won APK and boswd. Let's have some steak. |
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Has anyone else noticed how the originator of this thread threw a grenade in here and never responded?
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