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Old 07-27-2009, 09:36 PM   #14
HansTWN
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Originally Posted by Dylrob View Post
I think the most ideal reader would have a 10-12" screen that folds up. Thus you get the best of both worlds (eg. size and portability). Unfortunately with PL declaring bankruptcy, this device seems further off than ever.

In the near term I would like to replace my broken Sony reader with one of the 8-10" devices... when I can afford to. For what I need it for the size is more of a priority than sheer portability. And a tablet is at least more portable than a laptop or netbook.
That is what I am dreaming of! A 12" that you can fold into a 3" and put into your pocket. There are folding prototypes, but my guess is it will take years. So for the moment 2 readers would be ideal, the 6" for novels, and a 10-12" for newspapers, PDF files, etc. Well, when that Plastic Logic reader comes out I will break down and get one, score one for the inner geek! For browsing the web a 3.5-5" screen actually works quite well (which is what most phones have now), so I would never consider a tablet unless it had a screen that was really easy on the eyes to make it suitable for reading, too.

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