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Not_A_Crook · 01-15-2010, 07:47 AM

Soon after I graduate, if there is not another version of the nook released, I will end up getting a secondary reader, now I have a couple of reasons for this.

I will keep a 5 inch miniature ebook reader for my travels while keeping the 6 inch or maybe 7 inch at home.

Why would I go all digital?

-No dealing with bulky shelves, I have various electronics not just game systems that could use a good shelf or stand though. If Im going to live on my own I want to manage as much space as possible.

-Following a possible purchase of a netbook, I will finally be able to carry both an ebook reader and computer simultaneously.

-In case of a busy future, digital transition will be crucial for me. I know you could easilly bring a couple of physical books, but why do so if you want to manage space?

Anyway, my two cents.

01-15-2010, 07:47 AM	#1
Not_A_Crook Which way is up? Posts: 217 Karma: 94 Join Date: Dec 2009 Device: Nook, Alphasmart Neo (word processor, Viable document reader.)	Why I might be going all digital with my books. Soon after I graduate, if there is not another version of the nook released, I will end up getting a secondary reader, now I have a couple of reasons for this. I will keep a 5 inch miniature ebook reader for my travels while keeping the 6 inch or maybe 7 inch at home. Why would I go all digital? -No dealing with bulky shelves, I have various electronics not just game systems that could use a good shelf or stand though. If Im going to live on my own I want to manage as much space as possible. -Following a possible purchase of a netbook, I will finally be able to carry both an ebook reader and computer simultaneously. -In case of a busy future, digital transition will be crucial for me. I know you could easilly bring a couple of physical books, but why do so if you want to manage space? Anyway, my two cents.