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slightly lower price?! Should be significantly lower price, for there's no costs whatsoever involved in the copying and distribution of ebooks: it is the inherent nature of digital goodies to be copied without degrade multiple times in very small time and distributed in the velocity of electric impulses. Contrast that with printing on paper, gluing, covering and then physically transporting the products throught the country!
I agree with the high school teacher that current ereaders are not flexible enough. School needs something akin to the eeeNote.
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