Thread: What is the advantage of having more than one ereader?
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Old 09-28-2009, 05:10 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by chilady1 View Post
I hope this forum doesn't take this as a stupid question but I noticed that many of you have more than one ereader. Why is that the case? I can imagine that one ereader has functionality that perhaps another one does not. But how do you keep your collection of books in order between one, two or even more devices? Just wanted to collect some feedback and see if there is a reason for me to purchase something above and beyond the Kindle I already have. Thanks for your consideration on this topic.
I use the iLiad for pdf (mostrly newspapers), comic books and whenever I think I need dictionary lookup (mobipocket english novels more "cahallenging" than simple thrillers and SF).
I use the Sony 505 for the rest (italian novels and "easy" english books).



If the iLiad had the same operational speed of the Sony, I wouldn't need another reader (liseuse?)
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