Thread: Can an ebook reader be too big?
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Old 01-17-2010, 08:43 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by happy_terd View Post
heck you the price of a larger reader you can get a notebook PC and make that your dedicated reader.

10.1" Widescreen Display on the Del minis (300 bucks). I've seen some notebooks at Best Buy that looked tiny enough to work as a nice reader.
I am typing this from my Asus 1000HE which I will never use as a book reader. I know the majority of ebook readers use a computer to read but I'm not one of them. For me, computers are great for reading small chunks of text (like message boards) but for anything long form I have go to my e-ink readers or paper.
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