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Old 10-31-2010, 01:23 AM   #130
Snorkledorf
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Originally Posted by jphphotography View Post
Also they say that the olfactory sense (smell) is very highly linked to memories, could it be that this aspect is a key hurdle in more people embracing ebooks and ereaders?
Now that you mention it, the smell of a new device does always bring me back to the day I got my Apple ][+ in 1981, so you might be on to something there! Just in the other direction in my case. So is that why I prefer ereaders?!

I did always bury my face in new textbooks in elementary school, so that's a nice category of memory for me...but balancing that out, some old books can get pretty rancid. A lot of moldy used books I scanned to PDF somehow lost all their yuckiness when they went digital.

All in all I'll just enjoy that new-technology smell each time I upgrade devices. Mmmmm...

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It was so much easier to synthesize all those related thoughts when I could just glance at different books to see how different authors had handled the same issue.

Maybe I need a dozen jbl's???
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