Thread: When will an ebook reader support writing a document, and surfing on the internet?
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Old 09-09-2008, 11:23 AM   #4
khourianya
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I would wonder if it might not be painfully slow to use an eink device as a word processor and internet browser. And with the price on netbooks like the eee pc and aspire one coming down every day, why not have one of these for that purpose?

and if you can read off an LCD screen without tiring out - you could use it as an ebook reader too (for about the same price as the Sony Reader)
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