Thread: Many indie coffee cafes now restrict, or ban outright, the use of e-reading devices
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Old 02-14-2011, 01:44 PM   #136
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Can one read too much?
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Originally Posted by jshzh View Post
Is an E-book reader about reading? I don't know. I mostly read at home, never in a coffee shop. If not for the handy dictionaries, I would rather read a paper book in the subway. It is just me. I don't want people pay attention to my gadget and think I am reading a best-seller. There is nothing wrong with best-sellers. Another self-image issue.
I would rather read an e-book on the subway than a print copy consisting of several hundred pages.

Then again, I rarely go to coffee shops, especially with my (non-mac) computer.
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