Thread: CNET predicts dedicated ereaders are doomed technology
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Old 01-28-2011, 07:16 PM   #134
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Originally Posted by MikeFromHC View Post
No, no, this is the real deal. Proof lies in the wheels. Note that is plural.

The outer wheel was for hardbound books and the smaller was for paperbacks.

You want more proof?

Originally there was just one wheel but it was found out that turning it at teh wrong speed caused drop outs in the text.
In a brilliant move Reader's Digest bought them and turned out a whole line of condensed books.

If you want more proof, make it up yourself.
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