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I thought he made a very interesting point
<<But the extra size also pushes the Aura*ONE into another realm, a psychological*one that's harder to measure, that has to do with the difference between hardbacks and paperbacks, and between non-fiction and fiction. There's something about the 7.8-inch screen on the*Aura*ONE that makes it feel luxurious, more like a hardback, and more apt for non-fiction reading, than the smaller e-readers that, love them as I do, always make me think of pulp fiction.>>
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