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Old 06-18-2008, 12:33 PM   #459
delphidb96
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Originally Posted by Luigino View Post
Uhm.... as in Teleread's article comment it says, "hardware is unimportant", that's what I am pointing on...I would be happy with a 6" mentor without WiFi, neither Bluetooth but at least with rechargeable battery and memory card support. I hope to find a model like this for a price like $200 or a bit less because for me personally I don't really need a WiFi when I have already a 2Gb SD where to put tons of books and I can put or delete books from my laptop inserting the SD in the internal reader... OK the TOP reasons I say that is I am not rich to spend everything since I live alone so you can get in mind about "corner the biggest piece of market"....

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Luigi
Luigi,

I agree. I've not found it too difficult to trot over to my computer, buy-and-d/l the ebooks I want, load them onto the SD card and insert said card into my Cybook. And in America, so I presume this to be the case in most industrialized countries, it would not be all that difficult to find computers elsewhere (if I were to travel) which I could use to accomplish the same. I'll agree that for some people, the ability to scrawl an annotation in the ebook might be necessary, so a touch-screen might be nice - but not a critical item. Were I able to get a sub-$200 e-ink reader in 6" screen size, I'd be a happy camper. Erm... Make that sub-$150!

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