Thread: Are eReaders Really Green?
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Old 05-04-2012, 05:56 AM   #3
danskmacabre
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Seeing as I have 200 books on my ereader and I've had my ereader for less than a year.
I think I'm green enough.

My wife has an ereader and has owned it for about 6 months and has about 50 books on it.

I will use this ereader until it fails and is not repairable or I lose it somehow.
Well that is unless I give it to my kids who are voracious readers as well, then I will have an excuse to buy a new one, but my old one will still be used a lot.
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