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Old 06-15-2014, 08:58 PM   #21
SteveEisenberg
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Could you elaborate? The oldest clay tablets I'm aware of Sumerian tablets from approximately 3000BC - ie 5000 years ago, give or take. What are you referring to that's 1500 years older than those?
Now here is a question which, unlike the one raised by the thread title, can actually be answered without waiting until 2018.

Re the OP, I have another unanswerable question -- when will you be able to buy a decent ePub knockoff of the basic Kindle at Poundland (where everything is £1), or, at least, fiveBelow (maximum price US$5)? If someone can answer that, I'm thinking we'll then know when eBooks will not just outsell print, but do so by such a decisive margin as to put immersive reading p-books on a steep and permanent downward spiral.
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