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Old 06-01-2010, 11:18 PM   #196
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Originally Posted by astra View Post
Then LCD-pro camp must be ready for people for whom eInk is the only way to read ebooks will completely dismiss iPad as ebook reader.
And the eInk folks should be prepared for folks who completely dismiss the eye strain marketing campaign as nothing but that. Still, I would have to agree on one thing about the iPad - its a little big and heavy for me (my own opinion). I want something smaller to read with, but not eInk. Honestly, I even prefer my old eBookwise-1150 over any eInk device. Reading in bed is so much more fun without some attached light or lamp that keeps my wife awake.
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