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I am concerned.... I have been reading in different threads on the KindleBoards and Amazon's site that there is an upper limit to the number of devices that a book can be used on. Basically the book can be downloaded to 6 different Kindles but when Kindle 7 comes along the book can't be downloaded even if the other 6 Kindles have been deregistered. So... I buy a Kindle 1.... I spend $359 to upgrade to Amazon's New Kindle 2 and sell my Kindle 1 but that costs me 2 licenses. Then I add my iPhone... Now I am up to 3.... Then I upgrade to the new iPhone 4G or whatever and now I am up to 4. Then I buy KINDLE 3 with the NEW COLOR SCREEN!!!!!! And sell my Kindle 2 and now I have used up 5.... You get the picture...
I always assumed it was like iTunes... You can only have so many devices registered at once but can change them out anytime. They even have the ability to reset the whole thing and start all over again but you are restricted to doing that once a year...
Does anyone have a really clear understanding of this that can share.....
Thanks in advance...
Chris
P.S. Sorry for the blank post. I had to reply to myself because I got a 404 error on the website right when I pressed post and only the topic got posted....
I always assumed it was like iTunes... You can only have so many devices registered at once but can change them out anytime. They even have the ability to reset the whole thing and start all over again but you are restricted to doing that once a year...
Does anyone have a really clear understanding of this that can share.....
Thanks in advance...
Chris
P.S. Sorry for the blank post. I had to reply to myself because I got a 404 error on the website right when I pressed post and only the topic got posted....