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Originally Posted by TheJohnNewton
The only reason dedicated ereaders exist now is because it's the only thing current eInk technology can do well. If the technology improves to allow other uses, which basically would take better refresh rates, there will be no reason to make a device that's only good for reading.
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Except, Cooley said something like, "... but we're also not a nation of bookworms either. For most of us, the tablet is going to be good enough, especially since our real love is video and the web". So on that basis, there would be no reason to make the universal device as good as a dedicated e-reader for reading, because its main purpose would be for displaying video and surfing the Web.