Thread: The iPad and e-Books: A Missed Opportunity
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Old 02-04-2010, 11:47 AM   #34
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I, for one, don't want any distractions when reading books. Even images bother when I'm reading, only acceptable when it really, really can't be explained by words. I don't even care for Mr. Brown's hieroglyphics that are etched into whatever thing Mr. Langong is looking at.

So, I definately do not want to watch video, listen to music or whatever when I'm reading a book.

I do want to watch video, listen to mp3, view images etc. occasionally. But then I actually seek out the media. Something I probably can do with the iPad.
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