Thread: E-Reading Rises as Device Ownership Jumps
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Old 01-17-2014, 03:36 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by OtterBooks View Post
I'm not sure I would consider a tablet computer a "dedicated" device, unless it refers to being dedicated to being handheld. Its nature makes it not dedicated to any one task, at least by design. Certainly not a "dedicated e-reader."
Quibbling over semantics is useless nonsense. It shouldn't matter what you are reading on be it a tablet/phone/pc/or ereader.

I spend just as much time reading on my phone, tablet & pc as I do my Sony T1. I can and will easily call all of them my dedicated reading devices, because all of them are able to support ebooks and do so to the tune of 800+ books.
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