potentially very good news for e-books - Page 2

Cthulhu · 02-16-2008, 04:49 PM

I have a smart phone, so I cut my gagdetry in half. The thing is so amazingly great for work that it's inconceivable to have a regular phone anymore. When it works. The Reader 500 needn't be charged so often, so that is a bonus. Only hiccup I ever had was jumping around a 5,000 page Libprs document.

If a twin 8.5"x11" screened full colour, super high resolution came out, I would seriously consider getting it. Of course, some content for which I want said uber-device is lacking, so learning to OCR texts would become a necessity.

I suppose that my utter ignorance of business and the publishing industry allows me such a rosy outlook.

Being handsome but dim does indeed have its benefits. ;-

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02-16-2008, 04:49 PM	#16
Cthulhu Technologist Posts: 488 Karma: 585237 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: I'm between Cities Device: SONY Reader PRS-500	I have a smart phone, so I cut my gagdetry in half. The thing is so amazingly great for work that it's inconceivable to have a regular phone anymore. When it works. The Reader 500 needn't be charged so often, so that is a bonus. Only hiccup I ever had was jumping around a 5,000 page Libprs document. If a twin 8.5"x11" screened full colour, super high resolution came out, I would seriously consider getting it. Of course, some content for which I want said uber-device is lacking, so learning to OCR texts would become a necessity. I suppose that my utter ignorance of business and the publishing industry allows me such a rosy outlook. Being handsome but dim does indeed have its benefits. ;-