Thread: Engadget ponders on e-reader choices
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Old 05-04-2007, 01:34 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan
Even given the emphasis on dedicated devices, it's good to see quite a few people still reading e-books on their PDAs and cellphones (I'm still using my Toshiba e330 myself), and a mention of PSP. The best news to spread about e-books is that you have choices, whatever best suits you.
I find my Palm T/X a great method for proof reading a scanned book. I can highlight a typo & bookmark the page. This way I can easily find the error to correct my master .rtf file.
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