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Originally Posted by NatCh
I know you're talking about the iLiad, but let me point out that the Sony Reader does a good deal of what you're looking for. The display is smaller than the iLiad, and you do have to charge it closer to every 3 weeks, rather than 4, but still. I also don't know where you're located, so I don't know how easily accessible the Reader might be for you, but I thought I'd throw it out there.  |
The sony reader was close, but in order to justify it, it really has to replace my magazines and my notepad that I take notes on. That's why I was so interested in the iliad in the first place is that it would free up the space in the laptop bag to justify carrying it around. That's why I'm more than a little bummed about it's battery life.
Anyhow, I'm awfully glad there's forums like these to make sure I have the information I need to not shell out $600 on something that doesn't do what I expect it does. Thank you all.
Now back to waiting for someone to answer my call for the perfect e-paper device.
