Thread: The future of e-book readers
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Old 09-14-2009, 10:08 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan View Post
And what happens if I want a phone which is ONLY an iPhone. I don't want a camera (sorry, it isn't going to be better than my Lumix TZ6), I don't want a MP3 player (I don't usually listen to music or audio-books), I don't want a radio, I don't want to play games... so, only phone. Same for e-reader. I don't say all to be in this way, but to be able to choose what I want.
I agree! Another thing: my device breaks. Now I can't make a phone call, pictures, listen to MP3's, read and consult my calendar.

I prefer separate devices for various functions. A phone for phone business with maybe some PDA functions, a PDA for planning business, with some ebook reader functions, an ebook reader for my books, and a camera. I'll have a MP3 player four my audiobooks, one that will fit easily in my pocket.
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