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Old 09-26-2010, 03:57 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by terraskye View Post
Hi there,

I'm new to this site and really new to e-readers. I just purchased a Kobo yesterday and have my sights on ordering a Kindle 3 sometime next month and now the Viewsonic VEB620 has caught my eye.

Do you have more than one ereader and if so, do you have them stashed in different parts of the house so you can always read or do you have specific uses for each one. I guess I'm trying to justifying having more than one lol


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I can deliver 19 excuses.
First, I bought some readers in reference to the respective file formats:
Kindle because of the Amazon bookstore. later on nook, because I could exchange the AT&T SIM and replace by my German one.
The iRex 800, to have additional use for the B&N PDB files. And so on....

In addition, I bought different readers for specific occasions:
PocketBook 360, to take it with me to the beach or pool while on vacation. It perfectly can be put in a bag and you can turn pages without pressing buttons, just via G-sensor and moving your wrist.
iRex 1000S because of the huge screen, perfect fit for PDFs in their "original" size (usually A4). And so on...

Basically, I just enjoy the first few days or even week(s) with a new gadget...

For ePaper readers, I guess I'm through. But now there are so many new Android tablets to check out and experiment with...
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