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Posted: Dec 8th 2008 1:06PM maxchain said

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Someone wanna explain to me what the WiFi logo's doing on the box?

Posted: Dec 8th 2008 1:14PM (Unverified) said

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A further ten books will be made available over Wi-Fi after release.
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Posted: Dec 8th 2008 1:15PM (Unverified) said

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From the amazon page linked in the article:

"With a Nintendo Wi-Fi connection, you can go online from your DS and download 10 additional books as well as rank your favourite titles"
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Posted: Dec 8th 2008 1:23PM (Unverified) said

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Nice spot, Chris! Could be interesting to see how people rank these.
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Posted: Dec 8th 2008 2:45PM (Unverified) said

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The bulk of Austen? Yes, please. I'm also impressed they fit Bleak House on there.

Posted: Dec 8th 2008 1:32PM Shoyz said

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Excuse me? How is that cheap? They had to develop practically -Nothing-! All they had to do was download some books, create some sort of Txt/PDF viewer which has already been made by a bunch of Homebrew devs, and make a ton of profits.

Change it to $10, that'd really be cheap, you scam artists >:/

Posted: Dec 8th 2008 7:56PM Jacksons said

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Haha, no kidding. The development cycle was probably a slow Wednesday afternoon.
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Posted: Dec 11th 2008 9:16AM Ethan said

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Did you know a book doesn't cost £10 to print either? Gosh!
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Posted: Dec 8th 2008 1:43PM jaal said

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I know where to get Asian imports but where the f*** do I get European imports?

Posted: Dec 8th 2008 3:31PM (Unverified) said

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Posted: Dec 8th 2008 3:09PM Unvrfd said

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Whoa, I'm totally getting this.

Posted: Dec 8th 2008 5:19PM Scuffles said

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Translation :: 100 books we didn't need to pay licensing fees to use, but are going to charge you for.

Might be interesting when it hits the 99c rack but I for one didn't buy my DS to read books on .... and I totally agree homebrew could and probably has done this already, For free and quite possibly with the same public domain books whatever company released this shovelware used.

Posted: Dec 8th 2008 9:55PM (Unverified) said

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You're paying for the reader software and any additional features. If the presentation is good enough, it would be a bargain and worth every cent.

On the other hand, if the interface is worse than homebrew, then yes, you're right and perhaps it'd be time to get out the pitchforks.
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Posted: Dec 9th 2008 3:33AM (Unverified) said

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Ill stick to DSLIBRIS thank you very much.

Posted: Dec 9th 2008 4:10AM (Unverified) said

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I'm illiterate, you insensitive clod!

Posted: Dec 9th 2008 10:24AM (Unverified) said

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Interesting...if this releases State-side and is cheap enough ($10 or less), I might consider it. I used to use my PDA to read books, but it was a hassle to find them...most of the e-book download sites make you use their software to open the file. Lame...

Posted: Dec 10th 2008 5:52PM (Unverified) said

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try reading on your ds, the backllight will hurt your eyes after 5 minutes especially with that white background

Posted: Dec 10th 2008 8:15PM (Unverified) said

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Moonbooks is down. Anyone know anywhere else to get open domain books?

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