Thread: Seriousness How long should a liseuse last for?
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Old 10-29-2009, 05:38 AM   #54
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I'd like to think my liseuses a closed self-sustaining environments.

I'm hoarding all the PD books I can find, I'm scanning my to-be-read paperbacks, and I'm buying a lot of books when sold internationally.
All in the hope to fill a couple of memory cards and make my readers independent from a computer.

I don't think it will be entirely possible, even if I can read at home with a power supply when batteries fail...
But that's how dedicated devices should work, IMHO.
And the same applies to media players: I'm waiting for a small 1TB device to store once for all my whole CD/LP collection in it...

I voted for 50 years, meaning infinite: it's very unlikely I'll be still alive then....
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