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Originally Posted by lionfish
But why use dual screen for an ereader. IMO, it just doesn't make sense. You pay double price and waste double power while you are always reading one of the screens only. The only benefit is that you make half of the no. of page turns required for a single-screen reader.
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I think the main thinking behind the dual-screen setup would be that it would be more like reading a dead-tree book. As in, the feel of it actually beeing one, it would probably get joe public more positive to ereaders.
And I peronsally like the idea of having an ereader that looks like a "normal" book, as for batterydrain, well, I see no real problem as long as it is eink based (with current technology base)