Thread: Are e-ink readers useful, or just a fun gadget?
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Old 09-21-2006, 08:49 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by ath
I think the question is slanted the wrong way. The term 'e-book reader' leads the thoughts in the wrong direction.

There are different markets for the printed word today. .
Right on!

Books will only be 40% of what I'll use the reader for.

I propose we rebaptize it "ET-Reader" for Electronic Text. Sony loves to call it e-book reader because they're in the market for books...
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