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Old 03-06-2009, 02:59 AM   #15
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Do you own an EBW1150 + other devices and why?
Evolution of gadget lust.

I started with a PDA, decided I needed more real estate on the screen, got the eb-1150 (loved it!), but then saw the new eink technology, and got a Sony 500 (broke it), replaced it with a Sony 505 (love it!... not broken yet). But then I read about the Kindle, thought it had some advantageous features (it does).. and some non advantageous features (it does).

Now I keep the eb-1150 as an old friend, and to test any .imp file uploads I want to post on MobileRead.

I use both the Sony 505 and the Kindle today. I use the wi-fi features of the kindle when I am forced to be away from a computer, and I get blogs and magazines downloaded to it, but for most reading now I use the Sony 505 because I like the Light Wedge I bought for it.

I still think about upgrading to a Sony 700 of the K2, but at this point it would just not be prudent financially. I am going to sit this generation out and see what happens to the next batch of ereaders.
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