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Originally Posted by ardeegee
I suppose that there is just one question-- do you ever spend enough time away from your computer that you run the risk of reading more than 350 MB of books (several hundred full novels) and running out of things to read before you can "reload"?
If "yes", then you need more memory than a 300 provides.
But I'm betting the answer is "no."
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BTW, the Nook looks petty cool, and may be a decent ebook device. (I haven't checked one out in person yet.) However, the small color lcd display is purely a gimmick imo. 99% of my ebook time is spent READING, with just several seconds between books spent on selecting the next book to read. So the fancy menu display/graphics is largely a waste of resources and battery imo. Ebook devices are mostly about reading screen after screen comfortably, like a book. And I bet that display chews up extra battery life. One of the best things about the Reader is its extended battery life--weeks between charges, so it is always ready to take along.