Thread: Kindle (And Ereaders) Advantage on the Subway
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Old 09-06-2009, 12:29 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I risde the subway in Boston and I do bring my 505 with me and read while I ride. I see a lot of others reading. Most are reading the Metro which is a free local newspaper. Others are reading books. A lot are texting. Not many people have a reader with them.

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I have a friend who likes carrying multiple books and journals around with her, so she can read/write whatever she's in the mood for as she's out during the day. I do the same thing .... the only difference is she carries one entire tote bag dedicated to books and journals, and I carry one E-reader and one Moleskine notebook.
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