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huari · 05-01-2008, 10:29 PM

yes, based on your usage; I think the Kindle's notetaking and search is a great fit for referencing books of wisdom.

The above was written on the kindle, but since the kindle only provides 1 line for the input field it was slow going to compose the rest of the reply.

I wanted to just comment on DixieGal's reply, which I thought sounded like the Iliad. I just read a review of the eBookwise EB-1150 aka ETI-2 and went to the product page of ETI. It sounds and looks great! If the kindle had that markup feature like DixieGal's reader, that would be perfecto.

I don't want to go off topic but the great thing is the technology is maturing and e-paper will become more of a reality. Reading bibles, scribbling virtual paper, searching and shopping wirelessly all in a low-power, less eye straining manner makes for an exciting time in history.

Cheers,
tony

05-01-2008, 10:29 PM	#8
huari Enthusiast Posts: 44 Karma: 1061025 Join Date: Oct 2006 Device: Kindle me, Sony Reader missus	yes, based on your usage; I think the Kindle's notetaking and search is a great fit for referencing books of wisdom. The above was written on the kindle, but since the kindle only provides 1 line for the input field it was slow going to compose the rest of the reply. I wanted to just comment on DixieGal's reply, which I thought sounded like the Iliad. I just read a review of the eBookwise EB-1150 aka ETI-2 and went to the product page of ETI. It sounds and looks great! If the kindle had that markup feature like DixieGal's reader, that would be perfecto. I don't want to go off topic but the great thing is the technology is maturing and e-paper will become more of a reality. Reading bibles, scribbling virtual paper, searching and shopping wirelessly all in a low-power, less eye straining manner makes for an exciting time in history. Cheers, tony Last edited by huari; 05-02-2008 at 01:56 AM. Reason: on a real 'browser'