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Originally Posted by Table 5
Just wanted to bump this thread, as Im currently deciding between a Kindle and a Kobo. It sounds like Kindle has slightly better tech, but Kobo is easier for connecting to libraries and other formats. Assuming there is a workaround for Kindle to get epub books, is it a hassle to do? I'd prefer to borrow as much as possible.
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There's a plugin for Calibre by Apprentice Alf that does DRM removal, but I've never tried it. I've gone from Amazon -> ePub for Kobo before but not the other way. But you should be able to borrow the book on a computer and then use a tool to strip the DRM.
Once the DRM is removed Calibre can also convert from ePub to Amazon mobi.
Alternatively you could just find a version on the Internet to download, personally I don't think there's a moral difference between using a tool to strip DRM so you can use the device you want and borrowing a book and then downloading a copy with the DRM removed to use on the device you want.