Thread: CNET predicts dedicated ereaders are doomed technology
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Old 01-26-2011, 10:00 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by kacir View Post
Well, technically, PRS-950 isn't a dedicated reader. It is a combination or e-book reader and Internet browsing device.
... not that I consider CNET to be authority on technical progress ...
Exactly. And my Nook is a Sudoku and chess machine. And as time goes on, it will advance to color e-Ink equivalents and refresh improvements until it also does video. And you have a full-fledged tablet with a quality e-Ink screen, not a dedicated ebook reader.
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