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Originally Posted by fjtorres
What you need to do is get the reader that best meets your needs for now (and the near term) and let the future take care of itself[fixed!]; as long as you're using the reader now and not letting it sit in a desk drawer somewhere you *will* get your money's worth.
Prioritize your desirable features, see how the available models meet your needs and if you're comfortable with the match, go for it. Afterwards, don't look back; don't second guess yourself. Whichever reader you get will not be your last. There will be other fun toys coming down the pipe, eventually. But between here and there you'll be doing a lot of reading, no? Remember, its not about the gadget, it's about you and your books.
Have fun!
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Amen! Anna, your eBook reader will probably pay for itself before you matriculate, so I wouldn't worry about what might be best for you two years from now.
After you have selected what's important to you from fjt's excellent checklist, come back to us with your preferences, and we can give you intelligent recommendations.