Thread: Are You Ever Tempted to Buy Multiple Readers?
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Old 01-23-2009, 05:02 AM   #62
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Not for me personally, I really like my 505 ... However I have been very tempted to buy the kindle, but only to have access to their ebook selection and prices.
That's been a driving interest for me too, but I keep telling myself I'm already way behind in my reading with a bunch of unread but purchased books; the $400 pricetag would pay the price difference for a lot of slightly more expensive sony and/or microsoft ebooks; and finally, as a Canadian, the kindle wouldn't reach it's full potential without whispernet. If I lived in the states, I might get it anyway since I'm addicted to wikipedia.

I have a bunch of older legacy readers (REB, GEB, EBW, etc) that I could theoretically fall back on if my unit broke, but after 3 years of eink, I think I'd probably just show up at the local sony store within the hour and buy a replacement.
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