Thread: 10 reasons why "real" books are better than e-books, supposedly
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Old 08-08-2013, 01:48 AM   #44
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Originally Posted by HansTWN View Post
Nuanced is not the concern of those who compiled the list we are discussing here. It is a desperate (and pathetic) attempt to turn back the clock and turn people off to ebooks.
Like I said once before, I am an old salt.

I have loved books a long time. I still love books.

I much prefer to read books on computers be they eReaders, tablets, phones, laptops, or desktops.

I still have boxes of pBooks to turn in to the GoodWill who will sell them in the store for a dollar or online on Amazon for $4.00. (I wish the books, GoodWill, and hopefully new readers, well.)

JUST DON'T SEND THEM BACK. PLEASE!
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