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Old 02-15-2011, 05:14 PM   #39
Latinandgreek
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For reading novels, e-ink. I still buy most of my field-related books in paper format, however, because they are still not yet suitable to be read on my e-ink reader (perhaps on a large-screen e-ink reader they will be alright, if they can be formatted somehow so that I have easy access to indices, TOC and the like).
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