Thread: How did you feel about reading a paper book after The Transition?
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Old 10-08-2009, 04:16 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by PhishStyx View Post
I am in fact reading both a paper book and an e-book at the same time. I'm fine with that. No problems. I didn't buy the e-book readers because I hate paper. Mostly I just got tired of carrying multiple books everywhere.
And STORING them! I've since gone from seven 4 foot by 8 foot bookshelves to a mere two!

Plus, when I'm out and about with my Cybook, having just loaded in a mess of new ebooks I've purchased, if I find that one of them isn't quite enjoyable, I can switch to another one. Sure, I *could* do this with dead-trees, but that would mean lugging all of them around instead of just one Cybook.

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