Thread: Kindle was the first e-book reader
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Old 08-01-2011, 03:40 PM   #41
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Originally Posted by benham View Post
AGAIN you are straying away from the original topic. If Joe's Palm is used for reading 90% of the time, then it is a dedicated reader. According to your definition my Cruz Reader cannot be a dedicated reader because it can be used to surf the web. The iPod Touch cannot be a dedicated reader either.

Now, if you want to discount all of that, crich70's statement about the Franklin looks like the winner.
I would submit that the Cruz and Touch are, definitely NOT, dedicated readers. The age of dedicated ereaders is dead.
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