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Old 03-09-2009, 12:35 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Liviu_5 View Post
if you have a child and want him/her to grow a reader, are you giving him/her ebooks to read or paper books - independently I mean, not what you read to him/her, though even there since you will read picture books and large size books, you will most likely a paper book for the foreseeable future
I think this is more a problem for the hardware designers. We have the technology, there is no reason why a reader can't be made with waterproof, with a sturdy, indestructible plastic frame (after all, we can do it with laptops). Then the question becomes which you would rather your kid handle, an electronic reader that reduces clutter, can be slammed against a wall, and can survive being dropped in the toilet or calling the plumber to retrieve your signed, waterlogged pile of pulp?
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