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Even if it works once, I would never rely solely on it. Never know who'll wake up on the wrong side of the bed and decide that s/he has issues with it.
Regarding the above post, smart phones have become an extremely versatile tool for a huge portion of the population and an acceptable method for many things, but you rarely see people use ereaders for anything other than reading, and so many people have no idea what the heck it even is. I think familiarity may be a bigger factor than size and resolution. Of course, I may be way off.
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