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Originally Posted by jasonkchapman
Unlike paper books.
The ZDnet post missed the point. The device isn't so much aimed at people looking to buy their third, fourth, or fifth e-book reading device, or at people who essentially want a tablet computer. It's aimed at getting the paper-only crowd (that other 98% of the potential market) to move over to e-books by addressing the flaws of existing devices--flaws as seen from the perspective of the paper-only crowd, that is.
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So you think of the ability to read a book you are sharing with a friend as a flaw of ebooks?
