Thread: will e-books kill paper books?
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Old 06-16-2010, 03:31 PM   #78
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Originally Posted by Lady Fitzgerald
Younger generations won't have that problem because they will be used to "clicking the mouse".
The older users still remember the time when mice wer only for gaming or not present at all

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True, cell phones can meet that need
not really - I tried it (generic Nokia with Java mobi reader) and its a PITA
the display light + batt consumption ...

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buying paper books and scanning them is more economical and since I buy used whenever I can ... I'll buy them now if I can get them DRM free; I refuse to subsidize the bastards who sell books with it nor let them force me to be a criminal by buying them and stripping the DRM
I second both
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