Thread: Ebook Readers Obsolete?
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Old 10-23-2007, 10:52 AM   #33
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Originally Posted by seanMc View Post
I came to this site to see what the "hard core" commentators had to say about the "3d book" - unless I missed it, not one of you has actually read it?? So why/how are you all saying its rubbish?
Sean, first of all, welcome to MobileRead. I have not looked at the product and I, too, am curious if others here have. I've been meaning to but I've not been particularly anxious since I don't like reading books on my computer (I prefer my "obsolete" Sony Reader) and since the hype made it sound like it would be much more than just reading (which is what I like to do). Mostly, I posted the original note because I was astounded by the vendor's claim that simple reading was an archaic act. Most of us here, I think, find that absurd.

I am glad to hear that you've actually looked at the product and I'm now more interested in checking it out. Can you tell us more? You've mentioned the clips at the end of sections. Is there more, too?
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