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Originally Posted by neilmarr
Good to have your company, Torwan. Must admit, I too see tablets as something of a jack-of-all-trades and master of none. A dedicated, sole-function e-reading device makes more sense to me (I already have a PC, laptop and wee netbook to see to everything else. I want no distractions when I can snatch time for recreational reading and I like the ease on the eye provided by e-ink rather than a backlit screen. Happy hunting for the very device for you. Best wishes. Neil
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I see this similarly.
My boss is an iPad-fan and he borrowed it to all of us for a few days to try it out. I found it fun, but I didn't find anything where I said "yeah, I need to have this". For most things it was either "too much" (like reading, taking notes - for this it's just too expensive) or "not enough" (when it came to full computing you expect from a notebook; a similarly priced notebook could do so much more). This is why I'm more interested in a specialized product like an ereader.