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Originally Posted by Mycropht
@slayda: Sometimes while reading, I go back through the book to refresh my memory, check something or whatever. I can do it very quickly and I don't think that would be possible with few seconds per page turn the Reader needs. If I migrate my reading experience from paper to silicon, the idea is to improve that experience. I want to gain something while giving up nothing. Compromises are something I do if there is no choice.
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Mycropht, it's obvious you're the "e-books-should-substitute-my-p-books " kind of person. What you (and the author of the review) forget is that many don't consider e-books as replacements of p-books, but as complements. For instance, there are situations when it's infeasable or impractical to carry around physical p-books, in which case the Sony Reader would be a practical alternative.