Eh, what is that reviewer on?
"The point everyone is missing is that in Technoland, nothing ever replaces anything. E-book readers won’t replace books. The iPhone won’t replace e-book readers. Everything just splinters. They will all thrive, serving their respective audiences."
Really? So DVDs didn't replace VHS tapes, or that MP3s haven't all but replaced CDs for most of us? Or that e-mail hasn't all but replaced writing letters to people, or that e-mail hasn't all but replaced the fax machine? Did Best Buy not replace Circuit City?
Anyway, do any of us really think we can keep chopping down trees forever? The eReader, perhaps not in its current form, IS the future of reading. No question.