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Old 05-12-2007, 08:20 AM   #8
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Originally Posted by nekokami
At the present time, the number of people who own shelves of dozens to hundreds of books probably still exceeds the number of people who own any type of electronic device on which to view ebooks-- and have reliable power service to run said device.
True. Fortunately, a device like that can be so easily powered, if even by a hand-cranked generator (like what was planned to attach to the $100 PC), that power isn't the problem. The problem is... like the $100 PC... getting one to everyone who should have one.
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