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Jerboa · 10-02-2009, 02:37 PM

His opinion is certainly not invalid. He is entitled to it.

I couldn't get through an ebook on my laptop either. I've only now started to appreciate a dedicated ereader, having owned my first for one whole week.

What I found odd is he easily separates music from it's medium, but not stories. For him, music is the tune, but a book is the paper.

Then again, I love the smell of old hardcovers. I'll never get rid of my father's library. Just the memories that smell conjures up is worth more than any ebooks.

10-02-2009, 02:37 PM	#23
Jerboa Member Posts: 10 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2009 Device: PRS-300	His opinion is certainly not invalid. He is entitled to it. I couldn't get through an ebook on my laptop either. I've only now started to appreciate a dedicated ereader, having owned my first for one whole week. What I found odd is he easily separates music from it's medium, but not stories. For him, music is the tune, but a book is the paper. Then again, I love the smell of old hardcovers. I'll never get rid of my father's library. Just the memories that smell conjures up is worth more than any ebooks.