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Old 06-22-2010, 12:55 AM   #21
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My reasoning is quite simple. Everything a Nook or a Kindle can do an Apple iPad can do better. And, what's far more important, an iPad can do far, far more.
This single statement turns this authors article from neutral to iPad bias, thus worthy of ignoring

If I want to read, I want to use a device that offers no other function. PDA's or tablets with all the bells and whistles offer too many distractions for that single task. I do not want to be interrupted by a "you have mail" soundbyte whilst reading.

I would imagine that there would be a lot of ebook readers with the same belief as me.
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