Thread: Books in the Age of the iPad
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Old 03-06-2010, 06:24 PM   #97
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Originally Posted by Graham View Post
To refer to the original topic, the question regards the evolution of books (or reading material in general) in the 'age of' the iPad - not necessarily on the iPad. Consequently any device that allows you to manipulate and scroll a screen roughly 10" diagonally would fit the bill.
The Macintosh 128k had a 9" screen, which is close enough. This is an 'age' that's been around for 26 years.
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