Thread: Article: 7 Reasons Why eReaders Make Great Gifts This Year
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Old 12-02-2009, 06:57 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by Ea View Post
I don't get this whole font issue. do you expect to be able to change fonts on a purchased pbook?
Why model your options on an electronic reading device on a paper book? I could see the point if it was a nicely typeset and high quality paperbook, but most paperbooks aren't that.[/QUOTE]

because at all times I consider my ereader just that, an ereader. I don't think of it as a mini-computer, and alternate web browser, something to get coffee for me or a substitute boyfriend. I want to read books, magazines, newspapers, and occasionally a PDF on it
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