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Released two weeks ago, the Amazon Kindle is looking to be the best e-reader yet. The development of a device that could replace a paper book has been discussed and attempted [...]
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1 year ago
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See how the Lord blest me to make nearly $4,000 in 6 weeks by mostly pitching Amazon products?
I just want to help a sistah out.
1 year ago
1 year ago
People without the funds to buy a Kindle or other e-book reader just won't have access to those books. It would be a brand-new digital divide.
And it would be so hard to share books. I can't count the number of times a friend or relative has handed me a book s/he owned and said "You have to read this!"
No more of that with the Kindle.
Still, I think it's a fantastic device. Not buying one yet, though. I need to see them get some traction with the general public before I go for it quite yet.
1 year ago
To Barbelle, I don't think paper books will completely go away for a long time, if ever. We'll see. But even if they did, by that time e-readers would be much cheaper, just like all technology becomes more affordable over time.
The sharing thing is hard for me to even imagine. I don't know if there would be e-libraries (if there were, there'd seemingly be no reason to buy e-books) or would people be illegally sharing books like they do with music? I have no idea.