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Old 11-21-2006, 01:36 PM   #12
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Location: White Plains, NY, USA
Device: Nook Color, Itouch, Nokia770, Sony 650, Sony 700(dead), Ebk(given)
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Originally Posted by yvanleterrible
What ever satisfies one's needs is fine. It does not have to be the best, just adequate, you don't necessarily have to drive a Ferrari to go from point A to point B. I just wish I had better eyesight, the EB 1150 might do it for me. I'm waiting for Sony to conquer the rest of the world.
Look how much the situation has improved with ereading devices in a relative short amount of time (Nokia late 05, Ebks I am not sure but I think late 04, early 05, Iliad, Sony mid-late 06, even UMPC's and Pepper Pad plus lots of PDA's, tablets going down considerably in prices, especially the older used models).

I have no doubt that this will continue and each of us will have the possibility to find the right e-reader(s) that suits his/her needs. For various reasons (I have posted a while ago the tradeoffs that I see intrinsic or at least in terms of price/practicalities), I have doubts that there will be one ereader acceptable to everyone, but that is ok.

Now if there will be some external pressure on publishers to improve the commercial e-book experience...There the progress is far slower, but still I am guardedly optimistic especially if Amazon will get solidly in the game.

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