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Old 02-02-2010, 11:05 AM   #1
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A brief review of the WikiReader
I posted a review of the WikiReader over on my blog. I think it's worth a read.
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The WkiReader is most useful when you don’t have ready access to the Web. Mine is usually setting next to my to be read pile of paper books. Once you get used to the screen, it’s easy to look up something. Often times it’s difficult to stop reading articles.

The other reason I keep the WikiReader handy is so my middle schooler can have ready access to Wikipedia. For various reasons, he’s only allowed limited Web access. Having the WikiReader at hand lessens the negative impact of that rule.
from:
http://natesebooknews.com/?p=322
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