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Old 12-15-2006, 10:35 AM   #24
HarryT
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Originally Posted by yvanleterrible
Don't get me wrong. I prefer the ebook reader for many other factors also that has been described over and over on these pages. What I'm getting to is this. A DESIGN OF AN EBOOK READER HAS TO MAKE IT BETTER THAN PAPER BOOKS IN ALL RESPECTS.
My primary reason for reading e-books is very simple - space.

Houses in the UK are small. I do not have the space to store 10,000 physical books, but I can easily store 10,000 eBooks on the hard disk of my computer. I have 100 or so of my very, very favourite books as good quality hardbacks; my other books are eBooks. I don't therefore need an eBook reader to be "better" than a paper book, but merely provide an adequate method of reading.
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