Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 6th May 2009 18:55 UTC
With the success of the Kindle I and Kindle II still fresh in its memory, Amazon decided to take its line of e-ink digital ebook readers to the next level with the newly announced Kindle DX. The Kindle DX is basically a supersized Kindle II, but it comes with a number of interesting improvements.
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2006-01-18
This tells us something quite important, if true.
The entire Amazon approach is a vendor lockin approach, if you really want to go for open formats use a reader which allows to read epub in drm and non drm versions...
You might loose some DRMed books (although the selection already is quite large) but you have a reader which supports a vendor neutral open standard!