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Old 06-25-2010, 12:09 PM   #104
LDBoblo
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I really don't see what the issue is. Ebook reading as a concept, if we're lucky, will carry on without going dormant again, and devices capable of supporting enthusiasts should persist for a while. I hope that whether we retain simplified, specialized devices, or more multifunction ones, we'll see the quality of ebooks and the software to support them tighten up and improve. Well-crafted software and books that can match or at least approach paperback-quality typesetting would go a long way to reassure (at least me) that ebook reading is here to stay and I won't need to wait 5 or 10 more years before it surfaces again.

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Originally Posted by BenLee View Post
Death may not be the appropriate word in this case. There is definitely a danger of HUGE market loss to tablets in the near future, but probably not of dedicated readers disappearing.
This is a good thing, assuming the pressure drives innovation.
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