An electronic book that works?

Alex · 11-28-2007, 11:56 PM

Whenever I am in a position to "name" a machine in a network that is not my home stuff I always name them Ned in honor of Ned Ludd.

NA: I don't see a quality reader replacing books but serving as a more convenient carry around than books. I doubt I would use one at home. The fact that the Kindle allows purchases and downloads without having to connect to a computer is a huge thing.

If the aesthetics of the Sony reader were blended with the hardware of the Kindle I probably wouldn't even think twice about trying early adoption.

11-28-2007, 11:56 PM	#9
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	Whenever I am in a position to "name" a machine in a network that is not my home stuff I always name them Ned in honor of Ned Ludd. NA: I don't see a quality reader replacing books but serving as a more convenient carry around than books. I doubt I would use one at home. The fact that the Kindle allows purchases and downloads without having to connect to a computer is a huge thing. If the aesthetics of the Sony reader were blended with the hardware of the Kindle I probably wouldn't even think twice about trying early adoption.
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