Thread: Publishers need to push ebook reader adoption
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Old 10-16-2007, 12:30 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by MaggieScratch View Post
Maybe it's just me, then...I like the portability of reading on a PDA/smartphone but my eyes can't take it. I am waiting on the Cybook Gen3 and the Kindle to choose an eink reader (might end up with the Sony, who knows?). I can see that becoming my everyday device, though I'll keep books on my Treo as backup.
Pretty much the same for me. I do read on my laptop & occasionally on my Treo, I've used a Palm IIIxe, Toshiba E310 & Palm Tungsten T, but none of the PDA/phone options have ever been really comfortable. They work for me for short periods, but not for extended use. I'm trying to hold out for the Cybook & Kindle to be released before getting a dedicated device before deciding, but it's getting though to wait.
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