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Old 11-07-2010, 04:42 PM   #13
Monique
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Originally Posted by mldavis2 View Post
I use a Kindle 3 and didn't know if I'd really like it or not. I do and here are some of the reasons:

1) Huge catalog of classic literature available for free
2) Lightweight -- I can hold it in one hand and turn the pages, and hold a cup of coffee in the other hand. No wrestling with a big, thick paperback.
3) Just lay it down and forget about finding that bookmark that always ends up between the sofa cushions. It always returns to the page where you left off.
4) Lots of indie (Independent) author works available for free or cheap that you'll never find in a public library
5) Most eBooks are sightly cheaper in eBook format than paper (pBook) publications (or at least should be).
6) You can take your reader on a trip and take dozens (or hundreds) of books with you in the palm of your hand
Very nice summary. eReaders certainly aren't for everyone, but those are some compelling reasons to give it a go.

I have Kindle, which I'm enjoying, but I hope to get an iPad soon. It offers so much more and my old Kindle makes me feel like I'm stuck in 1995.
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