Thread: Why aren't e-books more successful? - by Walt Crawford
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Old 10-17-2006, 09:56 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Stuart Young
I wasnt intending this to be an Apple'esque thread. Ipods or any portable media player great. But I do like some devices to remain unique.. e.g. I love the idea of a dedicated ebook reader like the PRS-500. - I must be getting old or somethig.
You're right Stuart.
Take cars for instance, if you need a truck to carry stuff, you use a truck, not a car. To get from point a to point b you use a car because fuel is wasted with a truck. To me the mix of both like SUVs is total waste because it does not do both adequately.

I like my gadgets dedicated.
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