Thread: CNET predicts dedicated ereaders are doomed technology
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Old 01-27-2011, 09:49 PM   #121
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Originally Posted by screwballl View Post
CNET has also claimed that facebook would be shut down a few years ago, that the Beatles would never come to itunes, they claimed strict DRM would take over ALL digital media by 2010, they said plasma would be the largest TV type by 2010, they said HD-DVD would kill bluray quickly... and so on down the line... this is part f the reason I ignore "news" by CNET anymore.
Well, I think their news is actually okay. It's their analysis that leaves a lot to be desired. I almost started throwing things at the TV when Molly Wood and Natali Morris were talking about WikiLeaks.
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