Thread: Why have more than one device?
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Old 11-22-2010, 10:59 PM   #37
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The Kindle was my first ebook reader..I loved it so much that I bought my non-tech mom a Kindle. We live 500 miles apart and love to share books. Having two Kindles on the same account has made it easier than shipping paper. Plus I like buying from the Amazon store and reading news updates on the wireless.

I bought my first Sony PRS-505 for library books...but it became my primary reader because I preferred the smaller size. I recently upgraded to a PRS-650 (and sold my 505 to a friend)...love the swipe page turns and new Perl screen.

Between the two, I feel I have the best of both worlds.
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