Thread: What makes a (human) e-reader?
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Old 09-07-2020, 12:24 AM   #28
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I'm curious who was reading ebooks in 1985. I mean, they existed, but screens were far from ideal back then! I thought that I was an early adopter, starting in ~1994...

(though I guess you could consider it a bit further back if you stretch the definition to include text based z-machine games like Zork that were basically just interactive stories )
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