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Old 04-10-2014, 05:26 PM   #118
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Originally Posted by TechniSol View Post
It is funny about having so many time displays and still wearing a watch. Back in the day, I usually sported a stainless steel calculator or memory bank watch because it was a convenient way to carry a bunch of necessary phone numbers, but now with a cellphone no need for that. So, I should be watchless, but instead wear a nice slim and reasonably stylish electromechanical watch. Why? Convenience as much as it being a decent looking accessory -I'm a compulsive clock checker. I guess the point is that despite the cellphone being so much more capable, I still prefer wearing the watch. I think it will remain much the same for many with e-ink readers. Personally, I've yet to see the LCD display that doesn't glare or isn't just a shade too bright for my taste even with the display brightness cranked down.
not quite a good comparison at all: I've not worn a watch in years and don't miss it at all, stylish or not.

checking the hours on an LCD display for a moment is acceptable, reading on it for long periods of time is not. My smartphone is far more convenient than my kindle, but not for reading at all.
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