Thread: Will Children's Literature Make The Jump Form Print To Ebook Format?
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Old 12-29-2011, 09:58 AM   #35
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Originally Posted by carpetmojo View Post
Nintendo etc... are made for that target market.

Ever dropped your reader, or sat on the e-ink screen ?
I have dropped my e-reader, and my iPad. I haven't sat on them, but my kid hasn't sat on her Nintendo DS, her iPod Touch, or any of her other electronic equipment.

I wouldn't give my 2-year-old an e-reader, but I wouldn't give her any other kind of electronic equipment either. But I'd give a child an e-reader if I'd trust them with a DS or iPod Touch, and kids seem to get those around 5.

I did give my 9-year-old an e-reader.
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