Thread: iPad is "The Future Of Reading"
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Old 07-20-2010, 08:21 AM   #69
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Originally Posted by Maggie Leung View Post
I'm looking forward to better tablets, but I'm loving iPad meanwhile. I'm not technical and don't care which companies succeed or survive. All I care about is that iPad lets me read what I want without coverting or other hokey pokeying. Earlier tonight, I read a story in the NYT, in which a hedge fund guy mentioned a book that shaped his outlook. I googled it, found it in public domain, then downloaded from Feedbooks to Stanza within a minute and started reading. It was all free and painless, and I did it all on iPad and have already finished the book. Yeah for iPad. When other hardware makers get around to delivering a usable product, I can always upgrade.
Wise words, Maggie Leung...
"What's good today may not be tomorrow."
This is why I thought the title of this thread to be presumptuous.
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