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Old 04-27-2008, 01:41 PM   #19
Alisa
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Well, that just goes to show that different devices appeal to different people.
Absolutely. I regard the iLiad as a different class, personally. It's like the difference between a laptop and a UMPC. The iLiad is larger and harder to tote around. Plus it has the boot time and battery issues. It has great features and can do a lot more than most readers, but I think of it as a work/study tool rather than a replacement for tossing a novel in my handbag.

Of the smaller readers I put Cybook and Kindle as practically neck and neck and the Sony a distant third. Sony could close that gap with some serious work on their firmware, but for now I regard them as a barebones device.
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