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Was the person who dropped the Kindle able to replace the content at no, or very little charge? That'd be a central decision point for me, as I tend to be hard on portable devices.

As long as DRM is used it matters very little to me, but I am curious. Having to repurchase all your material after an accident or theft would be unacceptable.
Posted by: clfitz   Posted on: 02/10/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Curious  clfitz | 02/10/09
You can download again  gurg13 | 02/10/09
I'd consider one, eventually  clfitz | 02/10/09
RE: Kindle 2 - It is what it is  epobirs | 02/10/09
RE: Kindle 2 - It is what it is  bob@... | 02/10/09
Aplazon... Amaple... Amazaple... its comming I know it! nt.  T1Oracle | 02/10/09
Niche?  CobraA1 | 02/10/09
Actually the publisher/author....  mrlinux | 02/11/09
A passing fad......  linux for me | 02/10/09
Once they have glare-free screens, maybe  CobraA1 | 02/10/09
Exactly, people continue to forget about the e-Ink.  T1Oracle | 02/16/09
Full Sunlight?  Marcos El Malo | 02/19/09
RE: Kindle 2 - It is what it is  m_coombes@... | 02/10/09
It's the screen stupid  hlang75 | 02/12/09
RE: Kindle 2 - It is what it is  pctech4u | 02/12/09

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