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Check out the Kobo.

• criddell 10y ago
  I have. Last time I checked, the Kobo couldn't open DRM protected books from Amazon.
  • dublinben 10y ago
    It can if you remove the DRM from them. Amazon is selling you a broken product, so I don't recommend buying books from them anyway.
    • criddell 10y ago
      True, but I wouldn't care about DRM if I could still buy books at any bookstore. DVD's and Blueray disks have DRM, but I can buy one from any store and it will work with my player and my TV. It doesn't seem like a lot to ask for.