Thread: So, is this thing worth it?
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Old 02-01-2007, 02:20 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Tysdaddy
I am new on this forum and am considering picking up the Sony Reader after seeing it on display at Borders. I am a bit concerned since, as I search the Connect site, I don't see many of my favorite authors available. No Pynchon. No Yann Martel. No Andre Dubus. Interesting . . .

Is this thing worth the hefty price tag?

Will I kick myself after a few weeks of frustration?

And I suppose it's too late to get the $50.

As I shared in another post, I plan to use this little gadget to take along some D&D books I have in .pdf format to gaming sessions. Is the rasterfarian program the best route for this type of thing?

I welcome any and all comments. I've enjoyed reading through some stuff on this forum and look forward to learning more.
BTW Are you Canadian? I did'nt think Yann Martel was known outside of the Provinces. I read "Life of Pi" last week. Talk about a captivating story!
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