Thread: Dedicated reading device
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Old 02-23-2011, 04:31 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by jbcohen View Post
So why do you prefer to read electronic books on a dedicated device rather than a smart phone? I am reading on a smart phone because I want to carry fewer number of devices with me, at one point I carried - two phones (one for work and one for home), an MP3 player and an electronic book reader. Now I carry one device that will do all of that, its a blackberry.
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I used to agree about dedicated devices until I lost my MP3 player three times then lost the electronic book reader once. Geeze that was getting rather expensive to keep replacing devices like that. Now I have them all combined into one device and you know I have not lost the smart phone yet. And the best thing about it is that it comes from my office: free phone and free airtime, free texting and what ever I want to do with it.

So your preference for one device is because you lose stuff...
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