Thoughts and other fictions
It was just a matter of time before someone bundled eBooks with their print brothers and sisters. Why shouldn’t I have access to an electronic copy of the same information that I just paid for in print?
It’s a brilliant idea, whose time has come. Barnes and Noble’s gets it. Whose next?
Posted in thoughts.
– March 26, 2010
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Darn too late for me. One of my new years resolutions this year was to swear off the paper book.
I have a Sony reader, an iPad in the mail, and an iPod touch. Most of my reading the past year has been electronic and it’s been a great experience. I used to lug around a pile of books with me when I’d travel, and now I have a wider selection in less space.
- Dave
I’ve got a Kindle and an iPod Touch. I’m going to hold off on the iPad for now. It looks like a fantastic device, but the Kindle is just fine for now. The biggest benefit for me? I can sample as many books as I like before pulling the trigger on one.